1940 41 42 46 47 Ford Truck Steering Shaft Worm Gear Nos New 01t-3524 46.52" on 2040-parts.com
Sauk Rapids, Minnesota, US
STEERING SHAFT & WORM GEAR (stamped 01)
PART # 01T-3524
FITS:
1940-47 FORD TRUCK (EXC. 122wb & COE)
THIS WILL NOT FIT 1/2TON
MEASURES 46.58" LONG
MINOR SURFACE RUST ON SHAFT FROM YEARS OF COLD STORAGE
WORM GEAR WAS SEALED UNTIL THIS PHOTO - EXCELLENT CONDITION
Tail Lights for Sale
1941 42 46 47 ford 48 49 50 51 truck timing gear 6cyl std nos new 1ga-6256-d(US $12.49)
1941 42 46 47 ford passenger truck crankshaft gear nos new old stock 1ga-6306-b(US $12.49)
1971 1972 ford fullsize station wagon side marker bezel nos new old stock(US $12.49)
1975 ford fullsize parking lamp door bezel chrome nos new old stock d5az-13210-a(US $12.49)
1971 ford fullsize head light door nos new old rh outer - lh inner d1az-13064-c(US $7.49)
1973 ford fullsize headlight door bezel rh nos new old stock d3az-13064-a(US $24.99)
Concept Car of the Week: Opel Junior (1983)
Fri, 15 Mar 201330 years ago, Opel was already thinking about a very compact vehicle that would fit in its range below the Corsa. The Junior Concept was a realistic study of a future-oriented A-segment car with an interior packed with innovations. The three-door Opel Junior offers room for four passengers in a package of only 3,410mm in length.
Mercedes CLS Shooting Brake: Official
Sat, 30 Jun 2012The new Mercedes CLS Shooting Brake has finally been revealed before going on sale in November as a 2013 model. The 2013 Mercedes CLS Shooting Brake has been officially revealed by Mercedes-Benz, which is just as well as it’s on show at the Goodwood Festival of Speed this weekend. With the British penchant for estates – and love of what is the most stylish of Mercedes – you’d think the UK would get a nice big range of models of the new CLS Shooting Brake to choose from, but it seems not.
Booming British car market hits nine-year high in 2014
Fri, 04 Jul 2014By James Fallon Motor Industry 04 July 2014 11:44 British new-car sales continue to rise, new figures out today revealed. In the first six months of 2014, a total of 1,287,265 new vehicles were registered – a 10.6% increase on the same six-month period in 2013 and the highest total in almost a decade. And the boom is showing no signs of tailing off; during June 2014, new-car registrations rose 6.2% to 228,291 and the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders expects the trend to continue throughout the year as the economy continues to bounce back.