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US $45.00
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Spencer, New York, United States

Spencer, New York, United States
MOPAR DODGE DART CHARGER CHALLENGER REBUILT ALTERNATOR 340 360 383 dated 1966 66, US $45.00, image 1
“REBUILT YEARS AGO, WAS SITTING ON A SHELF.”
Brand:DODGE PLYMOUTH MOPAR CHRYSLER Interchange Part Number:2095192 2095191 Manufacturer Part Number:340 440 426 HEMI SLANT 6 OEM 833 4 SPEED Other Part Number:64 65 66 67 68 70 69 71 72 73 74 75 A B C E BODY

MOPAR ALTERNATOR WITH PART NUMBERS 2095192 2095191. THIS WAS REBUILT YEARS AGO AND SAT ON A SHELF. I ASSUME IT WORKS PERFECTLY BUT I HAVE NOT TESTED IT. SOLD AS IS. SHOULD FIT MANY MOPAR CARS AND TRUCKS, COUNTLESS ENGINES.

THE CENTER OF THE DATE WHEEL SHOWS NUMBERS 66.

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