1960 Dodge Trans Front Oil Pump Rotor Package 2196796 Nos on 2040-parts.com
Woodstock, ON, Canada
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The pictures show the actual part that you are buying. This is a new old stock NOS part as found in a former dealership. Fits 6 cylinder 1960 Dodge. Please confirm with the part number for the correct fit for your vehicle. I ship within 2 business days of payment. Shipping is free to Canada and the United States. I do accept returns within 14 days of receipt of the part with the buyer paying for return shipping.
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