Mopar 1970 - 74 E-body Heater Box Control Cable on 2040-parts.com
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States
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Here I have a working heater box control cable for 1970 - 74 E-body cars. 'Cuda Barracuda Challenger Please look at photos carefully so you can be the judge of the condition and application. Very Important ! Due to the huge amount of non paying bidders I have been having Ebay has put a 48 hour payment limit on my account before Ebay files a non paying bidder claim. |
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