1970-74 E-body A/c Heater Box Duct Adapter Challenger R/t Cuda Barracuda Mopar on 2040-parts.com
Sealy, Texas, US
1970-74 E-Body A/C Heater Box Duct Adapter Challenger R/T Cuda Barracuda Mopar
This is the adapter that connects from the heater a/c box to the driver side a/c duct.
There is one broken piece where it screws in. It is still functional and the broken piece will not be seen when installed.
Better than nothing and priced to sell!
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Original Mopar equipment guaranteed to fit. If the item is not original Mopar equipment I
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