Vintage York Auto A/c Compressor on 2040-parts.com
Mount Laurel, New Jersey, United States
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One YORK A/C COMPRESSOR with PULLEY & VALVES from 1969 MK III
These numbers are embossed on the cover..... G 4 12 - 5515 Included in the item is the BELT TENSIONING PULLEY & ARM Pulley C9VA-A , Arm C8VA-8A619-B The Compressor and the Pulley Arm are in perfect working condition. These YORK models were used on FoMoCo and MoPar car during the 1960's. Weight of both parts is 30 lbs. |
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