1957 Chevy Electrical Fuse Block W/primary Wiring on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, US
THIS WAS BOUGHT FROM CASE'S CHEVY PARTS IN INDIANA PART# F-85 REPLACEMENT FUSE PANEL FOR A 1957 CHEVY.THE PACKAGE ALSO SAYS ITS GOOD FOR A 1955-59 TRUCK AND 1955-56 PASS.CAR.IAM UNABLE TO USE IT.ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK.
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