1959,60,61,62,63 Chevy Impala Cruise Control Big Block "348" Regulator Brackets on 2040-parts.com
Hanover, Ontario, Canada
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You are bidding on an extremely rare set of cruise control mounting brackets correct for the Perfect Circle Regulator or "Brain" that were used in 1959 -1963 Chevrolet Impalas, Biscaynes, Bel Airs, SS, for the "348" or "409" BIG BLOCK V8 engines. The original part numbers are 3772124 HTC & 3772365 HTC. These brackets were reproduced/cast using bronze which is very strong & will not rust. Because of the casting process, I have spent many hours filing & sanding them. For perfection, some additional sanding might be necessary. Also, for show quality they could be cadmium plated, ...... you could also chrome them or simply paint them. The pictures speak for themselves........ they really look great! You will not be disappointed. Full refund if not 100% satisfied! Shipping to anywhere within the continental USA will be a flat $29.00, anywhere else including International Shipping will be more..... please contact me for a shipping quote. Thanks for looking. |
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