Vintage 6 Volt Universal Fused Headlight Switch New Made In Usa on 2040-parts.com
Wolcott, Connecticut, US
THIS IS FOR SALES NUMBER 1089 A NEW STANDARD DS-121 UNIVERSAL 3 POSITION PUSH PULL 6 VOLT 5 TERMINAL HEADLIGHT SWITCH WITH 30 AMP FUSE. THE MOUNTING STEM DIAMETER IS 7/16". VIEW PICTURE. I ONLY TAKE PAYPAL FOR PAYMENT.
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