1960 Pontiac Heater Control Panel Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Vidor, Texas, US
1960 Pontiac heater control panel. Chrome is in good condition with the typical small specks and light pimples. Glass front and lettering in very good condition. Buttons and slides seem to work properly, I can find no missing or broken parts on this assembly. Working condition of electrical component unknown. Very good OEM part.
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