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1967-68 Mustang Instrument Panel Gauge Voltage Regulator (new) C6dz-10804 on 2040-parts.com

US $36.50
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midwest, United States

midwest, United States
Condition:New Brand:DANIEL CARPENTER Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:C6DZ-10804

 1967-68 MUSTANG INSTRUMENT PANEL GAUGE VOLTAGE REGULATOR

-BRAND NEW PART IN SEALED PACKAGING BY DANIEL CARPENTER!

-D. CARPENTER PART # C6DZ-10804

-IMPROVED DESIGN VOLTAGE REGULATOR FOR 1967-68 FORD MUSTANG

-MORE RELIABLE & ACCURATE IN VARYING ENVIRONMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH HEAT & HUMIDITY

-SOLID STATE ELECTRONIC CIRCUITRY & VARIABLE CONTROLS

*** WHEN THIS PART GOES BAD IT MAY CAUSE ONE OR MORE OF THE DASH GUAGES TO STOP WORKING PROPERLY...REPLACE YOUR FAULTY, BROKEN VOLTAGE REGULATOR WITH THIS QUALITY REPRODUCTION PART!***

APPLICATION SPECIFIC- 1967,1968 FORD MUSTANG


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