1965,66 67,68,69,70 General Motors Tissue Dispenser on 2040-parts.com
Edmonton, AB, Canada
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I don't know exactly what year GM car this is meant for so I guessed. This part is in very good condition. No corrosion, scratches, or dents. If you look carefully though, you will see some slight swirl marks on the front. I believe they were made by a cleanser of some kind. I didn't try to remove them. Shipping to any of the states will be about 14 USD at the present rate of exchange , which is $0.79 to the US dollar. Never mind what eBay comes up with for shipping figures, I don't know how to get rid of them. You can pay me any way you want, I'm in no hurry.
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