1966 Chevelle Kick Panel Fresh Air Vents on 2040-parts.com
Nicholson, Georgia, United States
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1966 Chevelle fresh air vents with operational control cables and brackets. The vents both open and close as they should. One housing has part of the mounting flange broken off (shown in pictures). These are EXTREMELY hard to find.
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