1967 - 1974 Mopar B-body E-body Ac Heater Blower Motor Resistor Charger Cuda on 2040-parts.com
Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States
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Original OE Mopar B-Body blower motor resistor for vehicles with AC and Heat - mounts to heater box assembly
in good condition not broken not tested, no known issues. Rear to find these unbroken, damaged or burned up 1967 - 1974 B-Body & 1970 - 1974 E-body Charger Coronet Satellite Roadrunner GTX Challenger Cuda and many others, research to make sure this part is what you need. PayPal only payment due 48 hours after auction end ships free to the lower 48 states only Other B-Body AC heater parts available |
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