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US $19.00
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Kingston, Washington, United States

Kingston, Washington, United States
57 58 Mercury radio volume control NOS for model M-5841, US $19.00, image 1
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:33-5570-2 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Other Part Number:5399 Part Brand:CTS

    Here is a new volume control for a Mercuy radio.The sams photo facts shows this control for 1958 and the box the part is in says 57.The radio model number is M-5841 It is important that your model number is that number. They made several different models from year to year and models the same year and one don't fit the same as another model.This volume control number would be 33-5570-2. If you look at your Sam's photo facts that is the number it should say for that model .We have several volume controls that we feel we won't need so we are selling off some of them. Feel free to email questions or comments.

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