Nos Mopar Heater Control Assembly 70's 80's? Daytona Lebaron New Yorker? on 2040-parts.com
New Richmond, Ohio, United States
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Mopar heater control unit for an unknown make/model. New but missing box, and the only part number I can find is 7300707-1. This has been on the shelf in a parts department for years. I'm guessing its late 70's or 1980s vintage from the configuration. Please add $7 for shipping in the continental US. International bids welcome. Thanks for looking!
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