1949-52 Chevrolet /pontiac Ros Master Cylinder Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Terrebonne, Oregon, US
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This is a Rebuilt Old Stock master cylinder assembly, I have used several of these in the past on my cars and they have worked well. It fits all 1949, 50, 51, and 52 Chevrolet passenger cars and deliveries, It also fits all Pontiac cars and Deliveries from 1950, 51 & 52. It has a casting # 5453734 and part # 13378. All of our parts were removed from rust-free Central Oregon high desert cars and most of them have been in dry storage for 30-40 years, for more information see my "About Me" page. E-mail us with any questions BEFORE the end of the auction. We will combine shipping on multiple items... This part comes from the high desert of Central Oregon and has been stored inside in this dry climate. |
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