66 Chevelle Armrest Pads Front & Rear on 2040-parts.com
Louisville, Kentucky, US
Front and rear OEM armrest pads for a 1966 chevelle. They will need to be recovered, but the rubber pad and the base are in good shape. I believe I have all of the attaching hardware which will be included. Please feel free to ask questions.
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