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Nos Gm 1963 Oldsmobile Cutlass A/c Control Valve Throttle Suction # 6550179 on 2040-parts.com

US $149.95
Location:

Ray City, Georgia, United States

Ray City, Georgia, United States
NOS GM FRIGIDAIRE DELCO VALVE IS BRAND NEW, HAS NEVER BEEN INSTALLED AND IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
Brand:FRIGIDAIRE GM Interchange Part Number:POA VALVE Manufacturer Part Number:6550179 Other Part Number:63 OLDS CUTLASS EXC F85

FOR SALE IS A NEW OLD STOCK GM A/C AC AIR CONDITIONING CONTROL (THROTTLE SUCTION) VALVE FOR 1963 63 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS EXCEPT F85 WITH FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING. THIS PART HAS NEVER BEEN INSTALLED AND HAS THE FACTORY INK STAMP "0179".

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