1968 Ford F100 Heater Plenum, Air Vent & Connector - 67, 69, 70, 71, 72 on 2040-parts.com
Huntington Woods, Michigan, United States
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I PARTED OUT A REALLY NICE 1968 F-100 RANGER IN APRIL AND SOLD THE CAB, DOORS, AND FRONT END. MADE THE BACK END INTO A TRAILER FOR ME. I ONLY HAVE A FEW SMALL ITEMS LEFT AND THIS IS ONE OF THEM. IT IS THE COMPLETE HEATER BOX/PLENUM FROM THIS TRUCK. LOOKING AT ANOTHER AUCTION FOR THESE IT SAYS IT FITS ALL THE YEARS LISTED IN TITLE BUT I CANNOT VERIFY THAT. IT WILL FIT A 1968 FOR SURE! IT IS IN VERY NICE USED CONDITION BUT THERE WAS NO COOLANT IN THE TRUCK SO I CANT SAY THE HEATER CORE IS GOOD. THE BLEND DOORS ALL MOVE SMOOTHLY AND CASE IS IN NICE SHAPE. JUST NEEDS SOME CLEANUP. SOLD AS IS AND WYSIWYG! THANX
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