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1955-1959 Chevy & Gmc Pickup Original Window Regulator (rh) on 2040-parts.com

US $35.00
Location:

Troutdale, Oregon, US

Troutdale, Oregon, US
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1955-1959 Chevy & GMC Truck Original Window Regulator (passenger's side).

In good condition. All parts move freely. One of the plastic rollers is chipped, but the window rolled up and down smoothly in the truck it was removed from. Splines and all mounting holes are good.

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