1963-1965 Ac A/c Under Dash Evaporator Unit Underdash Original on 2040-parts.com
Yakima, Washington, US
The knobs are specific for 1965 but the unit is the same for 63 64 and 65 Nova.
Sold as is. Condition unknown, but looks good and looks to be complete.
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