1937 38 Ford 2 Door & Coupe Window Regulator L/h Nice on 2040-parts.com
Cocoa Beach, Florida, US
This a L/H Window Regulator, Ford parts book says it fits 1937 38 Ford Coupe & 2dr. Sedan Front. Its in good condition. I see no damage to the teeth. Its an orignal Ford part. 13.89 to ship to the lower 48. No overseas
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