Rear Window Defroster on 2040-parts.com
Buford, Georgia, United States
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Rear window defroster last used in a 67 Dodge No wiring harness or switch. the long trim piece is 16 1/2 long with mounting screws at 15 1/2 in apart. The intake is the same as a 6 x 9 speaker grille. also included is a matching speaker grille. It is missing the parts between the blower motor and the package shelf
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