1930's 1940's Art Deco Hot Water Heater With Switch Works Great!!!! on 2040-parts.com
Newcastle, Wyoming, US
This is an accessory 1930's - 1940's 6-volt hot water type, art deco style heater! The fan and the switch both work great! The heater core shows no sign of ever leaking! This was stored in an old garage so it is in really good shape!!!! The pictures pretty well tell the story but feel free to ask any questions PRIOR TO BIDDING!!! A set fee of $17.50 applies for all shipping and insurance to the lower 48 states. All other locations are actual cost. Full payment is required within 7 days of auction's end. Thank You For Looking & Good Luck!!!!!!!!!
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