1962 Ford Fairlane - Windshield Wiper Switch - 2 Speed - 6 Terminals - Nos on 2040-parts.com
Newburgh, Indiana, US
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C2OZ-17A553-A Switch Assembly - Wiper 62 Fairlane with 2 speed wipers - 6 terminals I give photos of the terminals to show no scratch marks, showing this part hasn't been plugged in and is NOS Please verify this is correct for your application before bidding. Add me to your favorite sellers list! Click here! Most of my auctions close with " All items will be shipped to buyer’s address listed with EBay/PayPal. Any request to use a specific carrier will be subject to additional shipping charges. Always ask for Genuine Ford Parts, Made Right, Fit Right, Last Longer!          |
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