1965 66 Mustang 2 Speed Wiper Motor, Bracket And Wiring on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, US
For your consideration is a 2 speed wiper motor and wiring from a 65 mustang GT, The unit has been cleaned and tested, works well. This unit is from a California car that was damaged and parted out. These motors are rare and would make a great upgrade if you want all the options or drive your car on rainy days. Original ford wiring included is for 2 speed wiper and washer. Please ask questions
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