988191 Accessory Junction Block 1961 62 Chev Truck Original Nos Genuine Gm Rare on 2040-parts.com
Dubuque, Iowa, US
988191 is the part number of this N.O.S. Accessory Juction Block unit. This Juction block plugs into the fuse box and is used to add accessories. The application is for 1961- 62 Chevy Truck (all trucks except tilt cab). As you can see, it even includes the original packaging with the directions.
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