1940-49 Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Regulator 35a Remanufactured 6v 6310p on 2040-parts.com
Chicago Ridge, Illinois, United States
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BOUGHT OUT OF AN OLD BODY SHOP THAT WAS CLOSING DOWN, HAVE THE APPLICATION GUIDE FOR ALL THESE VOLTAGE REGS I HAVE FOR SALE, THAT'S WHAT I AM USING TO SEE WHAT THESE FIT!
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