1935-36-37-38-1939 Chevy Ignition Switch Lock Cylinder on 2040-parts.com
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
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CLEANING OUT THE GARAGE-EVERYTHING MUST GO! Replace your worn out ignition switch cylinder with this U.S. made, top quality, New Old Replacement Stock (NORS), ignition switch cylinder with 2 keys and numbered tag for all 1935-39 Chevy passenger cars and trucks. Please check your application and ask any questions before you buy. Money back guarantee less shipping and handling if you are not completely satisfied. Shipping charge within Canada will be actual postage only which varies depending on the destination, please email your postal code for a quote. An invoice will be sent to you within 24 hours of your purchase. Shipping/handling charge to the U.S.A. will be $8.00, shipping/handling charge to all other destinations will be $10.00. We combine shipping, only $2.00 additional handling charge for each additional item so check out our other listings for more great vintage auto parts!
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