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1990-92 Oem Lincoln Town Car Heater Blower Motor Works Great! F1vh19805aa on 2040-parts.com

US $23.99
Location:

Clawson, Michigan, United States

Clawson, Michigan, United States
OEM; works great; please mouse over pix for condition; I don't see any other flaws
Manufacturer Part Number:F1VH-19805-AA Part Brand:OEM

Please see my other auctions for more parts to combine shipping. This is a Ford OEM Heater Blower Motor (see above for condition)  Works Great!   Part No. F1VH-19805-AA.  Although this particular part came off of a 1992 Town Car, this could fit a 1990, 1991, 1992 Lincoln Town Car. May fit more models, please check part number.  Please mouse over the picture to view condition.  Please email if any questions as I do not accept returns.  Paypal accepted plus shipping (weight is 4 pounds unpacked, therefore, calculator is set at 4-5 pounds) to your zip code.  I am always happy to combine shipping whenever possible.   NOTE:  payment is due within 2 days of auctions end.  Thank you!  

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