Corvette Original Tilt Tele Steering Column Bell Hub Cover 1976 on 2040-parts.com
Niceville, Florida, US
Serviceable.
OEM
Media Blasted, painted Eastwood satin black.
Minor pitting (see pics)
Great Value.
Also four screws!
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