Two 1968-1969 Oem Chevelle Sun Visors And Supports Black Ribbed on 2040-parts.com
Lee's Summit, Missouri, United States
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Selling for a friend and was told these are for a 1968-1969 Chevelle, but fit many other models. Hopefully, you car guys out there will know what those are, because I don't :). The perimeter binding probably needs to be re-sewn as its coming loose in places, there's a small tear as shown measuring about 5/8" across and one of the brackets will need a little more cleaning than the other. The rest of the ribbed fabric is actually in very good condition, i.e. not faded. One bracket is stamped C5716816 and the other is stamped 5B 571686.
Happy to answer any questions or send additional pictures. If shipping is less, I'll refund the difference. Thanks for looking! |
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