Original Radio Noise Voltage Regulator Capacitor Condenser 1961919 Gm 1963-1972 on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
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Nice original noise voltage regulator condenser. Some light surface rust, once it is cleaned it will look great This is an original, not after market made in China! Compatible with all 1963 through 1972 GM cars. Part #1961919 5MF Delco Remy. FREE SHIPPING - IN THE USA.
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