Antique Aftermarket Auto Air Conditioning Underdash Unit on 2040-parts.com
Orange Park, Florida, United States
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Old Classic Auto Air Conditioning Underdash Unit. I listed it as for parts as I don't know if it works It was removed from a 1960's car. Story is the car was bought in Michigan and brought to Florida soon afterward where the aftermarket system was installed around 1965-6. Sold as is so ask all questions before you buy. Thanks The compressor unit is available in another listing. |
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