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Vintage 61-69 Mopar Plymouth Wico Solid State Voltage Regulator Vr1700 Vr101 on 2040-parts.com

US $65.00
Location:

Port Saint Joe, Florida, United States

Port Saint Joe, Florida, United States
New uninstalled part in vintage shelf/Age worn box.
Brand:Wico Other Part Number:VR1700B Manufacturer Part Number:VR1700 Surface Finish:New uninstalled in original box w instructions Interchange Part Number:VR101 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

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Vintage WICO VR1700

12 Volt Transistor Solid State Voltage Regulator w Instructions

In Original Factory Box (Box Shows Age & Shelf Wear)

Note: Instruction Sheet Is a "Copy" Made From Original Catalog Page

Per Instructions:
 Replaces The Old Style Mechanical Regulator VR101
 Used on Many 1961-69 Mopar Vehicles:
Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth, Valiant, Lancer, Others

Should Be Correct For Any Vehicle Using The VR101 Mechanical Regulator

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