1956 1957 Chrysler Imperial Generator Mounting Bracket W Ac # 1670545 Rare Part on 2040-parts.com
Snohomish, Washington, United States
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Hard to find generator mounting bracket for 56 and early 57 Chryslers with air conditioning. Includes original combination mounting bolt and negative battery cable stud. Shipping price shown is to the USA. If you wish to have it sent elsewhere please request a shipping price before purchasing. I combine shipping on multiple item purchases whenever practical so please check out my other listings for more 51-69 Mopar parts. |
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