Heater Core (general Motors ) on 2040-parts.com
Greenville, Illinois, US
FORE SALE IS THIS NEW IN BOX AFTERMARKET HEATER CORE BY EVERCO PART NUMBER IS H-2269 IT FITS BUICK ELECTRA --- ESTATE WAGON --- LESABRE --- PARK AVENUE --- ROADMASTER ---- CENTURION AND WILDCAT. 1969-1970
OLDSMOBILE --CUSTOM CRUISER ---88 AND 98 --- 1969-1970 SHIPPING FOR THIS ITEM IS $14.50 IN US (EXCEPT ALASKA & HAWAII & PUERTO RICO THEY MUST EMAIL ME FOR SHIPPING COST) ALL OTHERS MUST EMAIL ME FOR SHIPPING COST NO RESERVE -- HEIGHT IS 8-1/8 WIDTH IS 8-1/2 --- DEPTH 2 INCHES INLET 5/8 OUTLET IS 3/4
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