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Nos Oem Gm Part # 3974082 1970's Chevrolet Camaro Accelerator Control Lever Link on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Bellevue, Ohio, United States

Bellevue, Ohio, United States

Up for bid is an OEM NOS GM Part # 3974082 accelerator control lever that appears to fit a 1970's Camaro. This was uncovered in a former dealership attic and still has the original punch card attached. It is in unused condition but will need cleaned and or blasted due to 40+ years of attic dust. Please check part number for your specific application. Any questions, please ask.

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