68-76 Corvette Parking, Emergency Brake Handle Mechanism on 2040-parts.com
Winter Haven, Florida, US
This is an emergency brake handle that was removed from a 1975 Corvette. This is correct for 68-76 Corvettes, as it has the design in the plastic handle, but it will also work with the 77-82 year vettes with the smooth handle. Please look at the pictures carefully, as there are some scratches on the handle and scratches and corrosion of the chrome pieces, but it will work well for a daily driver. All parts move and work well. If you win more than one item, I will attempt to combine them into the same box to save you shipping costs, but keep in mind that some items cannot be combined because of size or weight. I will be listing more parts from this car, so please feel free to look at my other listings.
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