1933 - 1935 Ford Genterator Pulley Nos Ford #40-10130-b on 2040-parts.com
Marion, North Carolina, United States
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4.38 O.D. .590 I.D. 1933-35 Passenger & Pickup; 1935 1 1/2 ton. Combined shipping is provided when purchasing multiple items.
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