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01-29-2020, 07:26 PM

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HI whats this fit thanks

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HI whats this fit thanks

I believe that's 68 Buick GS.

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No Comfort Grips on any 68 GM cars. 69 was the first year.

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No Comfort Grips on any 68 GM cars. 69 was the first year.

69 was the first year for the locking column and shallower offset steering wheels and larger diameter mounting hubs.

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