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1955-1956 Chevy Car Heater Core Mounting Plate
1955-1956 Chevy Car Heater Core Mounting Plate
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1955-1956 Chevy Car Heater Core Mounting Plate
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These heater core mounting plates are reproductions designed to work with 1955-1956 Chevy passenger cars. We recommend replacing the mounting plate (which is normally rusted beyond use) whenever you replace your heater core.
- Reproduction mount plate
- 1955-1956 Chevy passenger cars
- Replace with heater core
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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