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post Sep 8 2020, 03:03 PM
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I am not sure what year of car this is from

it was very clean.... EXCEPT for the idiot previous owner who put long screws into the regulator...

well that punched out the insulation on the bottom when the screws protruded too deep

It had a cracked cover (good for shipping) without the knurled knob
so that makes me think its later.... probably 1975 is my guess

Very clean
I wiped the dust off, but did not spend the time to meticulously clean it.
its including the relays, the regulator, a fuse... everything.

and I patched... bought the liquid patch material and patched the bottom where the chuck was missing from the too long screws

$65 shipped


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post Sep 8 2020, 03:05 PM
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post Sep 15 2020, 10:04 AM
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bump.

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post Dec 4 2020, 03:54 PM
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bump.... time for me to clean parts out of the shed again
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