Nos Mopar 1955 Plymouth Heater And Defroster Switch on 2040-parts.com
Grafton, Ohio, United States
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1604943 New, never installed, genuine Mopar , out of a Dealership inventory we purchased.... this heater and defroster Switch fits the following.... 1955 Plymouth, all one year only part! NOS ! We gladly combine shipping! location 1341 We gladly take other forms of payment, ask. For multiple purchases and combined shipping...Use shopping cart logo on each item, then request total from me for combined shipping. Saves you money and us time getting your order processed. Don't forget to check our e-bay store for more items! |
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