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Heater Core (ford & Mercury) on 2040-parts.com

US $16.50
Location:

Greenville, Illinois, US

Greenville, Illinois, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:4-SEASONS Manufacturer Part Number:94574

UPFOR SALE IS THIS NEW IN BOX AFTERMARKET HEATER CORE BY 4- SEASONS PART NUMBER 94574 IT FITS FORD & MERCURY 1967-1977  FORD PART NUMBERS IS C7ZZ-18476-A   ---C9ZZ-18476-B ---CORE HEIGHT IS 7-3/4 -WIDTH 6 INCHES --2 INCHES THICK ---INLET 5/8 AND OUTLET 5/8 ANY QUESTIONS I WILL TRY TO ANSWER THEM. SHIPPING FOR THIS ITEM IS $15.00 IN U.S (EXCEPT ALASKA & HAWAII & PUERTO RICO THEY MUST EMAIL ME FOR SHIPPING COST) NO RESERVE

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