Corvette Center Armrest. Red Leather: 1965-1966

Corvette Center Armrest. Red Leather: 1965-1966

Marsoni

M251S

$106.50

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Corvette Center Armrest. Red Leather: 1965-1966For restorationgrade Corvette projects, the Center Armrest in Red Leather is tailored specifically for the 19651966 Chevrolet Corvette (C2). This piece delivers an authentic centerpiece that mirrors the eras styling while satisfying modernday durability demands. Designed with Corvettespecific fitment in mind, this armrest aligns with the center console geometry of the C2 generation, ensuring a snug, factorylike presence once installed. The red leather

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