1940's 1930's Ford Mopar Nash Hudson Kaiser Gm Chevy Dash Light Dimmer Switch on 2040-parts.com
Caldwell, Idaho, US
This is a dashlight dimmer switch from a car of the 30's 40's or possibly 50's. Check the knob design which should give a clue to the manufacturer of this. Very nice condition. Probably hard to find one of these that isn't fried! Free shipping, usually the same day!
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