Mopar Nos A/c Heater Pushbutton Selector Switch 3502126 on 2040-parts.com
Flushing, New York, United States
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An NOS 5 position pushbutton switch for Chrysler C body models without automatic temperature controls. No bidders with negative feedback please! International bidders will have to contact me for correct shipping charges and pay with paypal. Positive feedback will be left when item is shipped. I combine shipping for multiple items so check my other auctions.
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