1960-63 Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth. Nos Horn Relay, Cr-600 on 2040-parts.com
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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This is new old stock (NOS) HORN RELAY, CR-600 for a; 1962-63 CHRYSLER, DODGE. 1961-63 IMPERIAL. 1960-63 PLYMOUTH, VALIANT. THIS IS A GENERAL LISTING. IF NOT SURE, EMAIL ME WITH YOUR APPLICATION. NOS MEENING NEW OLD STOCK, NOT NECESSERLY OEM.
I have 100s of ignition parts for older cars and will be listing them in my store in the months to come. If can not wait, email me with your application.
On Jan-25-07 at 13:55:24 PST, seller added the following information: |
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