1969 Corvette Fan And Fan Clutch 100% Original 427 350 L71 L89 L46 on 2040-parts.com
Wentzville, Missouri, US
I have for sale a 100% original fan and fan clutch that were removed from a 1969 Corvette. The fan retains most of its original paint and has zero damage. The fan clutch is still tight and has never been restored. It is dated 1 17 69 SC. It is very hard to find originals in this condition. Perfect for a survivor or any type of restoration. Serious buyers can call Andrew at (636)459-0818.
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