1928-31 Model A / Ford F1 Steering Box on 2040-parts.com
Bellevue, Washington, US
Model A / F1 Ford
Steering Box - 1948-1951 F1 Ford
Steering Box with mounting flange cut down and holes re-drilled to fit within
Model A frame rails. The worm and sector
gears are in excellent condition no pitting, spalling or visible wear, see
photos. A new sector seal has been
installed. New gaskets included. Will be shipped in 2 boxes; the worm and shaft in a tube and the gear box
with all other parts in another. Payment due via PAYPAL within 7 days after
auction end, sold as is, Shipped via FEDEX total shipping cost $35
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