1941 42 46 47 48 Vintage Gm Chevrolet Super Deluxe Heater Harrison on 2040-parts.com
Bode, Iowa, US
Up for bid is a Highly desirable Super Deluxe Car Heater manufactured by Harision Radiator Co. I belive this was the top of the line heater for GM Models from 1941-48 including Chevrolet. The heaters original paint looks nice for its 70 plus age and looks to be complete with the fan and blower, however I have no way of testing it , so I have listed it for parts. It may work fine but then again it may need some work.The original plastic knobs are in good condition and move from on to off on all three switches and fan and blower motor turn. Please do your homework to make sure this will work for your application.
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