33-39 Buick Cad Chry Des Dod Chev Olds Pontiac Stude Generator Brush Set - New on 2040-parts.com
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1933-1939 Buick Cadillac Chrysler DeSoto Dodge Chevrolet Oldsmobile Pontiac Studebaker Graham LaSalle Packard Generator Brush Set - New. New generator brush set for: Buick 1935-1939, Cadillac 1937-1939, Chevrolet 1934-1939, Chrysler - DeSoto 1934, Dodge 1933-1934, Graham 1934-1940, LaSalle 1937-1939, Oldsmobile 1934-1939, Packard 1937-1938, Pontiac 1934-1939 Studebaker 1935-1936. For Delco Remy system. Replaces GM - DR PN 1857963. Package unopened until picture taken. 10 oz.
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