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Arvin Heater Defroster Vintage Hot Rat Ford Chevy Truck on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
Location:

Naponee, Nebraska, US

Naponee, Nebraska, US
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This auction is for a used Arvin vintage auto heater/defroster.  Surface rust and some pitting in places on tin.  Not bent up.  Heater core doesn't seem to leak but it is several decades old so it may need cleaned and repaired.  Blower motor turns very hard by hand and probably needs replaced.  I will combine shipping if you purchase more than 1 item.   Please email with any questions and thanks for looking.

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