Original 1967 Camaro Or Firebird Automatic Floor Shifter Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Sanford, Maine, United States
Up for auction is a original 1967 Camaro or Firebird Automatic Floor Shifter Assembly. It is in good shape and great for your restoration. Please email with any questions or requests for extra pics. Please pay promptly at auctions end.
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