Corvette Radio Side Panels on 2040-parts.com
Roseville, California, US
Original 1966 Radio Console Side Panels, Dark Green in color. This is a pair, right and left, taken from a 1966 Corvette with less than 30K original miles. The left side has a factory cut out for the power antenna switch. The right side has the standard slot for the heater outlet. US Shipping only
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