Vintage Arvin Under Dash Heater Model 64-h Cadillac Packard Hudson Universal ! on 2040-parts.com
Foxboro, Massachusetts, United States
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This is an Arvin model 64-H heater. It is in good used shape. It has been tested and the fan works as does the lighted switch. It has been pressure tested to 10 psi. and has no leaks. Being sold as pictured. See pics., ask questions. Thanks
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