1969 -70 Cadillac Eldorado A/c Heater Core Housing Engine Compartment Enclosure* on 2040-parts.com
Holiday, Florida, United States
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1969 1970 Cadillac Eldorado Heater Core / Engine Compartment Enclosure removed from 1969 Eldorado and Reconditioned for show car. NOTE: THE LISTING PRICE IS FOR ONE (1) FACTORY ORIGINAL VINTAGE USED HEATER CORE INCLUDING THE FIBERGLASS ENGINE COMPARTMENT ENCLOSURE as shown in photos 1-2 Removed from 1969 Eldorado I also have listed separately on eBay ONE (1) FACTORY ORIGINAL VINTAGE USED A/C EVAPORATOR CORE WITH ENGINE COMPARTMENT ENCLOSURE, as shown for reference only in the last 3 photos if you are interested in that item please refer to my other eBay postings by viewing my "Seller's Other Listings" There are is warranty offered expressed nor implied for these used vintage automotive parts |
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