65-66 Chrysler Newport New Yorker 300 Stock Heater Box on 2040-parts.com
Roy, Utah, United States
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THIS IS A STOCK HEATER BOX THAT WAS TAKEN FROM A 66 CHRYSLER NEWPORT. IT IS IN GOOD CONDITION. THIS WILL WORK IN THE 65-66 NEWPORT, NEW YORKER AND THE 300. AS SEEN IN THE PHOTOS IT IS ONLY THE BOX IT DOES NOT HAVE THE HEATER CORE OR THE FAN. THIS WOULD BE A GREAT ADDITION TO ANY 65-66 CHRYSLER RESTORATION.
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