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1967 Mustang Heater Control With Blower Switch on 2040-parts.com

US $10.50
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Richmond, Texas, US

Richmond, Texas, US
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You are viewing original equipment used 1967 Ford Mustang heater control with fan blower switch. The chrome is in good condition. The camera case finish is in good condition. I do not know if the blower switch works.

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