Oem Challenger Heater Control Cable Non-ac Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Mopar on 2040-parts.com
Hammonton, New Jersey, US
OEM Challenger Heater Control Cable Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Mopar. For Non-AC Car. The metal cable length is 48 inches. Fits Challenger/Barracuda and other makes/models. In very good condition. Please check your application before bidding. Please ask any questions before bidding.
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