Nos Delco Remy 1957736 Transistor Gm 1959 1960 1961 1962 Free Shipping on 2040-parts.com
Muncie, Indiana, United States
This is an NOS Delco 1957736 transistor, dated 4H26. I am not sure of the application but I believe it is for late 50s to early 60s GM radios. The part is in nice condition and is very clean. The box is in fair condition. Please see my other auctions for NOS GM and Delco parts. Feel free to ask any questions. I can ship multiple purchases together. Please make sure you have the correct address listed with eBay. Insurance is now required by eBay and I will include it on all items. Insurance is included in the shipping price listed and I will no longer ship items without insurance. All items will be packed carefully. Refunds will be sent for damaged items once the claim is processed. International bidders are welcome but be advised the actual sales price will be entered on the customs form, do not ask me to use a lower value. I will no longer be using USPS International First Class. All international shipments will be sent USPS Priority Mail. Payment with Paypal due within 10 days. All parts are sold as-is with no returns. Make sure you know what you are buying and that it will work for your application. Please ask a question before you bid if anything is not 100% clear in the description. Thank you for looking.
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