1970 Amc Javelin Amx Vacuum Wiper Switch And Cable - One Year Only on 2040-parts.com
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1970 AMC American Motors AMX and Javelin - Wiper and Washer Switch
- Removed from 1970 Javelin but will also fit the 1970 AMX - This is the one year only switch that has the built in pump for the washer system. - Shaft of knob moves freely for the switch and pushes in for the washer. |
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