Fisher Snow Plow Valve Wire Harness From 1979 Gmc Truck, Good Useable Condition on 2040-parts.com
Belfast, Maine, United States
Just removed from working plow unit. This wire harness is in good used condition , it was recently removed from a 1979 GMC pick-up...should be adaptable to many years of either GMC or Chevy
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