Control Unit A/c In Dash Unit For Early Audi 5000 Used on 2040-parts.com
Tehachapi, California, US
Control Unit A/C
In Dash Unit
for early Audi 5000
used, but tested and fully functioning
sold for over $150.00
FREE SHIPPING TO LOWER 48!!
PS: Also have the same unit for the late Audi 5000
as well as both styles Programmer and Blower modules !
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