Used Original Corvette Power Top Switch (under Dash) 1956-1957 on 2040-parts.com
Southington, Connecticut, US
What you are bidding on in this auction is
Original under the dash Power Top Switch.
This switch was used in all 56-57 Corvettes with the power top option.
This part will need restoration for it to be used in your car.
Switch was used many years ago before being removed and placed in dry storage.
Please look at the pictures to see if this is good for your car.
US shipping only unless you ask before bidding.
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