Corvette Fiberglass Center Glove Box Console W/ Screws 56-62 Relisted, $ Reduced on 2040-parts.com
Sioux Center, Iowa, US
This is a center console glove box housing for a 1956-1962 corvette.
It is in nice condition. As you can see in the pics there is a small crack.
This console comes with the original 4 screws.
This is a lower 48 states auction only.
Flat rate shipping of $15.
If you live in Iowa and buy this item you must add 7% sales tax.
Thanks, Tim
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