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Heater Control Panel,Blk Face, w/o AC, 67-72

Item EK-61-161533-1
Heater Control Panel,Blk Face, w/o AC, 67-72
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

        • Rebuilt With New Blower Motor Switch
        • Steel Levers With Lifetime Warranty
        • Fits Chevy & GMC Trucks, Blazer & Suburban
        • Ecklers Legacy Number: 106062

      Description

      Truck heater control panel is the comfort center of your prized 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 truck. Nothing is worse than a misbehaving Chevy or GMC truck heater control panel when it’s cold outside. Problems can include lose or broken control arms, disintegrating levers slider bushings, missing knobs, malfunctioning blower switch or missing, faded or broken control lens. Rebuilding your Chevy or GMC truck heater control panel use to be the only solution. Now you can own a brand new 1967-1972 truck heater control panel ready to be installed with simple hand tools. Die casted like the original, this truck heater control panel features update lever design, correct control lens and a brand new blo

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