Nos 1964 1965 Thermostatic Control Switch #2013192 Mopar Plymouth Dodge Chrysler on 2040-parts.com
Statham, Georgia, United States
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New Old Stock / NOS switch mopar pn 2013192. I believe this is correct for many 1964 and 1965 Chrysler Dodge and Plymouth cars.. b and c body... Coronet, Polara, Sport Fury, Satellite, 300, New Yorker etc. I also believe that it is the thermostatic temperature control switch. Nice addition to any car.
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