1997 Pontiac Gran Prix Temperature Control on 2040-parts.com
Pocahontas, Illinois, US
up for sale is a temperature contro from a 1997 pontiac gran prix. hollander is 630 this fits 1997-2000 w/o auto control with rear defrost. this missing 2 of the knobs. which you can pull yours off and slide them on this one
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