Automobile Turn Signal Springs on 2040-parts.com
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, United States
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This lot consists of three turn signal springs as shown in photos. The Delco part number on the box is AO 10# 1964785 GR 02. 896. One appears to be a right hand spring, another appears to be a left hand spring. Both are new. The third one appears to be a used spring. I am not sure what vehicle it fits but I am guessing a 1960’s Pontiac. |
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