New Nos Voltage Regulator - New Era Avr-812 12v 23500 on 2040-parts.com
Willowbrook, Illinois, United States
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This is a NOS new New Era voltage regulator p/n AVR-812. It also has the number 13373 on it. It has 23500-U0600 on the unit. It fits many models so check the part # before you buy. We have 1 in stock at this time. This is all New Old Stock from the parts department of Donato and Sons Motors your full service import dealer since 1959. I accept and prefer Paypal since I can ship faster. I chaarge $1.00 for packaging and handling. Thank You and Thanks for Looking |
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