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1964 1965 1966 Ford Mustang Variable Wiper Switch (1-speed) on 2040-parts.com

US $64.95
Location:

Vista, California, United States

Vista, California, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:C5ZZ-17A553-V1

California Classic Cars & Collectibles

Your Classic Mustang Super Store. We Provide Discounts on Large Orders and Ship World Wide Daily!

 

1964 1965 1966
 Mustang

Variable Wiper Switch (1-Speed)

C5ZZ-17A553-V1

Finally the safety and convenience of interval wipers for your classic mustang. This switch allows your wipers to work at the maximum speed allowed by your wiper motor with settings up to a maximum 15 second delay. You can rotate the knob for an almost infinite number of speed settings. Simple to install. No modification to the stock harness required. Retains stock knob and bezel for the original factory look. Also controls the washer pump.

 

 

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(760) 598-9667


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Sales Tax:

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Store Hours and Information:

     California Classics & Collectibles Inc,
     2244 S. Santa Fe Ave Unit C20 Vista Ca 92084
     (760) 598-9667
     Monday thru Friday 8 am to 6pm, Saturdays 9am to 5pm.
          Please always call before you stop in as I am a small operation and could be out running errands.


What We Do:

     California Classics buys then restores 1965 to 1970 Mustangs, and sells them world wide. See the 'About Me' page for our web site.
     We also provide parts and advice for individuals restoring their own cars here in Southern California. Feel free to give us a call!


California Classics & Collectibles Inc. Mission Statement:

     1. To Provide you with the best quality parts available. Remember, we use what we sell.
     2. To Process and ship your order within 24 hours of payment received.
     3. To Provide you with fast and courteous phone or email service for your technical needs.
     4. To Provide you with what ever you need. Just ask! I have a vast supply of vendors and can find all sorts of Mustang parts.
     5. To Ensure your shopping experience with California Classics is happy and painless.

 

REMEMBER IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION ASK

Also if what you need is not in my eBay store, send me an email or call us! I have not yet been able to get all my inventory into my eBay store - it will take time. I do provide excellent discounts on large orders. Send me an email or give me a call and I will try to give you the best price available.

Thanks,
Scott

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