1968 Heater Control Panel Olds 442/cutlass/hurst/f85/w30/w31/vista on 2040-parts.com
Bellevue, Michigan, United States
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YOU ARE BIDDING ON A USED HEATER CONTROL PANEL FOR 1968 OLDS A BODY WITHOUT AIR CONDITIONING. FAN SWITCH IS NOT INCLUDED. IT WILL WORK ON A 69 WITH A KNOB CHANGE. FREE SHIPPING TO DOMESTIC ADDRESSES ONLY. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING WILL BE CALCULATED.
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