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Ford / Mercury ? Heater Controll Valve on 2040-parts.com

US $12.50
Location:

Plainville, Connecticut, US

Plainville, Connecticut, US
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this is a nos heater controll valve in functional condition. it has no origional box . I believe it may be a from  ' perfect part manufactoring" company. it  fits a ford product   but  is not the common one .I has a dog leg on the mounting bracket  possibly made to fit mercurys in the late 50's.. very very light tarnish from  storage  many years.

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