1960-1965 Amc Rambler American Steering Box Gasket Nos on 2040-parts.com
Auburn, New York, US
1960-1965 AMC RAMBLER AMERICAN STEERING GEAR BOX COVER GASKET NOS. AMC#3204731. Here is a Small Trivial Item, but Quite Nice to have just the same. This is an Original AMC Steering Gear Box Cover Gasket for the 1960-1965 Rambler American Manual Steering Gear Boxes. The Gasket is Original AMC From a Vintage Rambler Dealer Parts Stock and in Excellent Condition. Handy Item for your Rambler American Restoration Project. Free shipping In the US.
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