1964-1967 Chevelle Malibu Gto Cutlass Set Of 4 Window Crank Handle 4301746 Oe on 2040-parts.com
Spencer, New York, United States
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USED 1964 MALIBU SET OF 4 WINDOW CRANK HANDLES, GM PART NUMBER 4301746. THESE WILL NEED TO BE CLEANED AND POLISHED, THE CHROME DOES HAVE SOME PITTING. MAY ALSO FIT 64-67 GM A BODY MALIBU, GTO, SKYLARK, CUTLASS, CHEVELLE AND MORE. I BELIEVE THIS TO FIT 64-67 GM A BODY. |
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