1936 Plymouth Engine Parts on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, New Jersey, United States
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These engine parts have never been used ,bought by my dad when he restored his 36 Plymouth P2 , 4 boxes of connecting rod bearings 2 in each box packed in heavy grease and sealed in cozmoline. 3 boxes of Piston Pins that connect the piston head to the push rod 2 in each box ,2 Tie -Rod ends in original boxes packed with grease ,1 wiper motor & 1 interior lens with bracket ( the lens has a piece of glass missing bracket is excellent chrome..e-mail any questions Thanks
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