Corvette Original (survivor) Ashtray - Fits All Corvettes From 1963 Thru 1967 on 2040-parts.com
Colts Neck, New Jersey, United States
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Original Corvette ( SURVIVOR) Ashtray - used in all 1963 thru 1967 corvettes by GM. It is intact with no dents and still has most of its lightly chromed finish. It has the stamped letters "AAC" and the built in stainless steel cigarette snuffer. The retaining clip and snuffer are still tightly secured by their original rivets. Look closely in the photos for some minor rusting and pitting. Please note it is fifty years old. This is an ideal candidate for restoration or it is fine as is.
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