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1931 Model A Ford Pop Out Ignition Switch, Restored With Original Key on 2040-parts.com

US $209.99
Location:

Pickstown, South Dakota, United States

Pickstown, South Dakota, United States
Condition:Remanufactured Warranty:Yes Part Brand:Briggs and Stratton

Restored original Model A pop out ignition switch installed in vehicles manufactured between November 1930 through the end of Model A production.  I have completely refurbished this switch, including wiring, nickel and cadmium plating, and painting using the current MAFCA Judging Standards as a guide. This switch comes complete with two keys, one a genuine original. This unit is ready to install in your vehicle, including mounting screws and insullated nut!  Buy with confidence as I have been restoring these ignition switches since 1976,  Please email your questions before bidding.  Buyer pays Priority Mail shipping of $13.45.

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