1958 Pontiac Heater Control Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Sodus Point, New York, US
FOR SALE IS A 1958 PONTIAC HEATER CONTROL ASSEMBLY. GOOD DRIVER PLUSPLUS .NO DENTS OR DEEP SCRATCHES. CONTROLS WORK FREELY, RED TEMP GAUGE IS WORKING PROPERLY. FAN CONTROL ALSO WORKING. NICE SET OF CONTROLLS. PLEASE EMAIL ANY QUESTIONS.
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