UP FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION IS A 67 - 72 CHEVY TRUCK DELCO REMY WIPER SWITCH. IT MAY FIT OTHER YEARS AND MODELS. THE SWITCH IS IN GOOD OVERALL CONDITION - WORKED GOOD WHEN REMOVED FROM VEHICLE.
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