Lot Of Various Car Knobs And Switches on 2040-parts.com
Daytona Beach, Florida, United States
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There are radio, AC knobs and various switches. I don't know what cars they go on or if all the washers or parts are there. Everything in the photos are included.SEE PICTURES. The pictures are worth a thousand words so please look at all pictures as they are part of the description and feel free to ask questions. In the event of any problems please contact me before leaving negative feedback. International buyers I only ship through eBay's global shipping program. Outside of the continental 48 states contact me for shipping cost. I do not specialize in any one item so please check out my other items or visit my eBay store. Thank you for looking.
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