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Vintage Harrison Thermostat #3126590 Brass Nos 170 Degrees 33-52 Pontiac 39 Gmc on 2040-parts.com

US $29.99
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Vintage Harrison Thermostat #3126590 Brass NOS 170 degrees 33-52 Pontiac 39 GMC, US $29.99, image 1
“I opened this box for pictures.”
Brand:Harrison Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:3126590 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Other Part Number:type 117 1939 GMC:1933-1952 Pontiac

For your consideration is a brand new NOS Brass Thermostat, part number 3126590, type 117, 170 degrees, manufactured by Harrison Radiator Division of General Motors Corp.

 I was told this fits 1939 GMC's and 1933-1952 Pontiacs. Please make sure this is correct for your motor before purchase.

These pictures are of the actual item that you will receive. There is minor tarnish from sitting. I opened this box just foe these pictures.

The original box has minor wear and dirt, see pictures.

Please e-mail me with your questions.

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