1971-72 Ford Ltd, Custom, Galaxie Rear Window Heater Relay Nos #d1az-18c641-b on 2040-parts.com
Saint Joseph, Minnesota, United States
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Rear Window Heater Relay NOS
Part # D1AZ-18C641-B Appears to fit 1971-72 Ford LTD, Custom, Galaxie, Except Wagons Stamped D1AB 18C 641 BA Make sure this part fits your application. I will accept returns, but buyer pays all shipping fees. (bs2-3) |
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