Original 1962 Chevy Ii Nova Left And Right Sun Visors With Mounting Brackets on 2040-parts.com
Grand View, Idaho, United States
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These are the original left and right sun visors from my 1962 Chevy II Nova
In good condition, the mounts move freely. Please use magnifier for condition details. Nice original parts for your project! Please ask any questions and check out our other auctions ALWAYS COMBINE SHIPPING!! INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING! |
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