*new* Mopar Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Voltage Regulator 70-83 A/b/c/e Body Cars on 2040-parts.com
Mount Airy, Maryland, US
NEW MOPAR VOLTAGE REGULATOR (1971 RESTO)
MOPAR PART # 77R06286
MOPAR OEM QUALITY
FITS 1970-1983 CHRYSLER DODGE PLYMOUTH A/B/C/E BODY CARS
This is a brand new voltage regulator for your 1970-1983 A/B/C/E body classic Chrysler Dodge or Plymouth car equipped. This is the original voltage regulator that was fitted to your car from the factory. These are factory correct for 1971 model year Mopars. It screws into the side of your engine compartment using two screws. This comes in the original finish and white lettering. These are very hard parts to find and extremely important for completing your restoration build. Our parts are made by the same people that made your car, they know how to engineer and manufacture replacement and accessory parts for your vehicle the best. Our parts are made from the same high quality OE materials that your vehicle came with from the factory to ensure OEM quality, fit and finish.
Don't settle for cheap aftermarket parts that are made as cheaply as possible and sacrifice quality for their cheap price. Do it right the first time, use genuine Mopar parts.
Damaged Items: The carrier is responsible for all items damaged during shipping. You will need to fill out a damaged claim report from the carrier to be reimbursed. Please do not return these items to us as we are not responsible for the reimbursement.
Returns: In order to process a return. You have 10 days after receiving the item to process the request for a return. Parts are not returnable if the item is incorrect due to your error such as, looked up the wrong part, inserted the wrong part number or did not provide us with your VIN number during checkout. We may under certain circumstances allow a return but a restocking fee of a 20% will apply. If the incorrect part is due to our error, we will resolve the issue immediately. NO refunds on electrical parts.
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