Vintage Thermador Classic Car Window Mount Swamp / Evaporative Cooler Rat Rod on 2040-parts.com
Landers, California, United States
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VINTAGE THERMADOR CAR WINDOW MOUNT SWAMP / EVAPORATIVE COOLER FOR CLASSIC CAR, RAT ROD HAS CORD AND IT PULLS FREELY, DRUM TURNS FREELY HAS MOUNTING BOLTS AND RUBBER ON CLAMPS DECAL IS SCUFFED AND AGED HAS A LARGE DENT & 2 HOLES DRILLED IN THE TOP THAT I THINK WERE USED TO HELP ANCHOR IT TO A VEHICLE THE HOLES ARE TOWARDS THE TOP AND I DON'T BELIEVE THEY WOULD HINDER IT WORKING THERE ALSO SEEMS TO BE SEALER APPLIED TO THE EDGES I HAVE NOT TESTED IT, SOLD AS-IS APPROX. 19-1/4"L X 13" X 9 H Thank you for looking and feel free to look at my other items for sale. |
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