69-76 Corvette Heater Control Assembly Without Air. Original Restored Mint !! on 2040-parts.com
Werribee, VIC, Australia
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Fully Restored 1968-1976 Corvette Heater assembly controller. Exact match to 72-76, and will fit 68 to 71. This Assembly is in MINT condition, has been fully restored. There is not one mark or pit on the face and chrome, and has a new lens installed on it. The thumb wheels are in mint condition.
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