Vintage Superior Electric Car Preheater on 2040-parts.com
New London, Minnesota, United States
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.Offering a Vintage Superior Electric Car Preheater. This has not been used but the packaging is opened. There is some minor wear, light scratches, from being stored & the box is a bit worn. Included is the pre-heater, the plug in, the mounting bracket & screws & instructions. Please email with any questions. Feedback will be left on
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