American Autowire Fuse Box For 1969 Camaro, New With Connectors on 2040-parts.com
Green Bay, Wisconsin, US
For sale, new from American Auto Wire, fuse box with all the wire connectors in it. Part number 34625. Price is $119.00 plus shipping. They have a restocking fee, so I thought I'd try and sell it first. Was able to have my original fuse box re-lettered so I don't need this one. It's a generic box that they use. It doesn't look totally like an original, but it will function just like an original. All the connections are in the right location. I ordered it for a 1969 Camaro with manual transmission. Any questions, please ask before bidding. Thanks for looking.
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