1946-48 Dodge Desoto Chrysler Plymouth Gas Accelerator Pedal 1161776 Nos on 2040-parts.com
Detroit, Michigan, United States
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1949-53 Dodge Desoto Chrysler Plymouth Gas - Accelerator Pedal NOS Replaces all these original part numbers: 1252851 1257199 1490235 Pedal is 7 3/8" at its longest point, and 2" wide. 1/4 Stud is 1 -11/16" on center from the base. Doan # 3017 4 left in stock SteeLastic # 89 1 left in stock In great NOS shape. We only have 5 left total! Please indicate if you want a Doan or SteeLastic. All are in perfect condition. Shipped Daily From the Motor City. |
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