Fuel Pump 1939 - 1954 Chrysler Desoto Plymouth Dodge Flathead 6 1523647 on 2040-parts.com
Cold Spring, Minnesota, United States
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For sale is an old used AC fuel pump that I believe fits flathead 6 engines form Chrysler Corp. cars between 1939 and 1954. Please check your needs to verify. The lever moves freely and the sediment bowl is not cracked. I would have it rebuilt before use.
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