Cruise Control Turn Signal Lever Camaro Firebird Trans Am Gm Resume Style (#13) on 2040-parts.com
Plover, Wisconsin, United States
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This is an original CRUISE CONTROL TURN SIGNAL LEVER for GM cars with the dimmer on the column Camaro, Chevelle, Monte Carlo, Firebird, Trans Am, GTO, Lemans and other Pontiacs and Chevys.
This is the push in style for cars with the dimmer switch on the column. The chrome stem looks nice. The is the resume style that says CRUISE - OFF - ON _ RESUME with SET - ACCEL on the end . The push button on the ends pushes in easily and springs back as it should. |
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