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1949-50 Nash Right Side Windshield Wiper Transmission on 2040-parts.com

US $24.95
Location:

Goldthwaite, Texas, US

Goldthwaite, Texas, US
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NOS

1949-1950 NASH

STATESMAN AND AMBASSADOR

NOS RIGHT HAND

WINDSHIELD TRANSMISSION

YOU ARE BIDDING ON A NOS, STILL IN THE NASH PACKAGE, RIGHT SIDE PIVOT SHAFT (TRANSMISSION) WITH CABLES. THIS IS PART OF DEALER STOCK THAT HAS BEEN IN STORAGE DECADES.

BID FROM ANYWHERE (ALMOST)BUT IF INTERNATIONAL  ASK FOR SHIPPING CHARGES AND SPECIFY AIR OR SURFACE.

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