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Mills Supply 36-969 Voltage Regulator Ford Step Van on 2040-parts.com

US $16.99
Location:

Lebanon, Indiana, United States

Lebanon, Indiana, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:Mills Supply Manufacturer Part Number:36-969 UPC:Does not apply

Parts came from closed dealer, Parts have been sitting on shelf & package may be dusty or dirty. You get what is pictured. Be sure to check with your local dealer to be sure it fits yours. In the next few months I will be listing a huge amount of NEW parts from a LARGE closed dealership. Please watch my auctions !!! FREE shipping !!! Disclaimer: I am not a dealer. I am selling these parts acquired thru a liquidation auction. I will gladly accept returns. If you ordered the wrong part you will have to pay shipping both ways. If I listed something wrong I will pay shipping both ways. Thanks for looking & good luck !

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