Dodge Chrysler Plymouth Mopar 7 Blade Radiator Fan Charger Roadrunner Challenger on 2040-parts.com
Nesconset, New York, United States
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Up for auction is a Very Good Condition Original Equipment MOPAR 7 blade, 20" diameter HD Radiator Fan, PN 3462186, installed in 1974 Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth Passenger Cars with Max Cooling requirements. Charger, Coronet, Satellite, Fury, Polara, Monaco, Newport, New Yorker with 318, 360, 400 and 440 C.I. Engines. |
Cooling System for Sale
1969 chevrolet camaro nova 1" fan spacer 3927792 original(US $36.00)
1969 1970 ford mustang fe 390 gt 428 cj cobra jet water pump original dated(US $70.00)
Alfa romeo 164 top radiator support(US $49.00)
Vintage harrison thermostat #3126590 brass nos 170 degrees 33-52 pontiac 39 gmc(US $29.99)
Mack ab truck antique honeycomb radiator grille circa 1910-1920(US $2,200.00)
1966-70 pontiac gto 2-4bbrl water neck(US $20.00)
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