1958-59-60-61 Amc Rambler American Nos Automatic Transmission Kickdown Switch on 2040-parts.com
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NEW OLD STOCK .....RAMBLER AMERICAN....... FACTORY ORIGINAL AMERICAN MOTORS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION KICKDOWN SWITCH CORRECT FOR ALL 1958 THRU 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN MODEL WITH FLATHEAD ENGINE ( LHE ) --- PART NUMBER #3154788 NICE NEW PART STILL SEALED IN THE ORIGINAL FACTORY BAG. --- ask any ? sold as shown.......US shipping $5.00 |
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