1979-1980 Ford Ltd Lincoln Mark Mercury Intermittent Wiper Washer Switch on 2040-parts.com
Rock Hill, South Carolina, US
This auction is for a 1979-1980 Ford LTD Lincoln Mark Mercury Intermittent Wiper Washer Switch . I can't tell if it is new or used. It does have some scratches in the chrome handle, so I am calling it used. Otherwise it looks very good.
FORD
- 1979-1980 Full-Size (Intermittent)
LINCOLN
- 1980 Mark (Intermittent)
- 1980 Continental (Intermittent)
MERCURY
- 1979-1980 Full-Size (Intermittent)
Box Part # SW-1539 / D9AZ-17A553-B
Stamped Ford & D9AB-17A553-BB
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