1968 Camaro Under Dash Heater Box, For Cars Without Air Conditioning on 2040-parts.com
Jackson, Georgia, United States
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Heater box assy. removed from a 1968 project Camaro for a Vintage Air kit. The box is an OEM part in very good condition. The finish gloss is from a spray and wipe with WD 40. There is one mounting bolt missing which must be added. No info on why someone many years ago, maybe during production, would have written "98" with crayon on this part. |
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