Nos 61-63 Chevrolet Ignition Switch Delco 116610 D-1434 62 on 2040-parts.com
Grantville, Pennsylvania, US
HERE WE HAVE A NOS 61-63 CHEVROLET IGNTION SWITCH . CARRIES GM PART NUMBER 1116610 AND DELCO D-1434
IS NOS IN THE BOX
FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS. THANKS
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On Jul-28-13 at 15:19:54 PDT, seller added the following information:
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