1966-71 Mopar Variable Speed Windshield Wiper Motor Dodge Plymouth 73691 3238 on 2040-parts.com
Dunkirk, Maryland, US
Mopar Variable Three Speed Wiper Motor.
Part Number: 2926919 , 73691
It will fit many applications Please be sure to check to make sure it fits your application.
It has been Tested (Works as it should) And Refinished.
These are factory OEM parts.
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