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1964-65 Gto Lemans Shift Boot Trim Plate 60-64 Cat Gp on 2040-parts.com

US $16.00
Location:

Spofford, New Hampshire, United States

Spofford, New Hampshire, United States
1964-65 GTO LEMANS SHIFT BOOT TRIM PLATE 60-64 CAT GP, US $16.00, image 1
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:R152E Warranty:Yes

My Stores Logo                                        1964-65 GTO LEMANS SHIFT BOOT TRIM PLATE

                                        1960-64 BONNEVILLE CATALINA GRAND PRIX
                                    W/ BUCKET SEATS ONLY

                                              EXCELLENT QUALITY NEW TRIM PLATE FOR THE SHIFT

                                              BOOT ON THE 64-5 GTO LEMANS. THIS WORKS ON 64 CARS

                                             WITH OR WITHOUT CONSOLE AND 65 CARS WITHOUT

                                                  CONSOLE ONLY. ALSO FITS THE BIG PONTIAC CARS 60-64

                                        WITH BUCKET SEATS ONLY.

                                                          AMES PART #R152E

                                                   

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