Plated Shark Fin Alternator Fan For #1100837 1969-1970 Camaro-chevelle-nova on 2040-parts.com
Sparks, Nevada, United States
ORIGINAL DELCO REMY ALTERNATOR SHARK FIN ZINC PLATED FAN FOR 1969-1970 CAMARO, CHEVELLE AND NOVA. THE FAN IS USED BUT IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.
We are a Remanufacturing shop We sell NEW and REMAN units, we have been in the business for over 35 years A-1 Truck and Auto Parts Exchange call 209-769-8405 if you have any questions
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