New Old Stock Robert Bosch Voltage Regulator #30-514 1970's Subaru on 2040-parts.com
Portsmouth, Ohio, US
Robert Bosch Voltage Regulator # 30-514, for Subaru{subaru # 82989-8600}. This fits Subaru's in the 1970's, not sure what year or models. It uses a single 6 spade connector. This is New old stock in original box. Look at your old one be sure they are the same before bidding. All sales final, no returns accepted.
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