Nos Mopar A/c Water Valve By Everco 1969-70 C Body 1971 B Body on 2040-parts.com
Saint Louis, Missouri, US
STORE STOCK #1796. You are bidding on 1 NEW OLD STOCK valve Everco P/n H1949. This part fits the same applications as Chrysler P/n 2936490, 3441562 & 3441885 and is the Air conditioning water temp valve for ALL of the following models WITH air conditioning and WITHOUT ATC [auto temp control]; PLYMOUTH; Satellite; Road Runner; GTX; Satellite Sebring; 1971; ALL. Fury I; Fury II; Fury III; Sport Fury; GT; VIP; 1969; 1970; ALL. DODGE; Charger; Charger R/T; Charger Super Bee; Charger SE; Coronet; 1971; ALL. Polara; Polara 500; Monaco; 1969; 1970; ALL. CHRYSLER; Newport; C300; 300 Hurst; New Yorker; 1970; ALL. These valves are USA made at Everco's Ottumwa Iowa plant and came in various packaging and will FIT & FUNCTION as your original. Part is 100 point and ready to mount. Winning bidder to pay within 3 days of sale by paypal OR OTHER FORMS OF PAYMENT and include 8.00 S&H in USA. Please check MY NEW EBAY STORE FOR MORE NOS MOPAR PARTS from our 50,000 piece inventory! SHIPPING IS ALWAYS COMBINED!!!
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