1936 Ford Window Regulator Driver Side on 2040-parts.com
Willis, Texas, United States
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Hard to find driver side regulator this one is tight has had lots of surface rust oiled up cleaned with pressure washer, oiled again works very well the oil is what's making it look dark all Springs are tight shipping to lower 48 US states any other shipping at additional cost
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