1950's Gm Factory Ac Cooling Fan Belair Nomad 210 Sedan Delivery 150 on 2040-parts.com
Cocoa Beach, Florida, United States
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Up for Auction Today is 1950's GM Factory A/C Cooling Fan. Used on various GM cars in the 50's. Hard to find in this condition. All the blades appear straight some surface rust. Look at the pictures carefully, know your parts needs & please ask questions before bidding. 18.78 packaged carefully to the 48 states. Thank you for looking!!
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