Gm Gmc Chevy Front Transmission Servo Mid 50's Military Truck And Coach M35 M44 on 2040-parts.com
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
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This is a new NOS front transmission servo taken out of it's package for the first time since 1955 for these pictures. It is for a GM military type truck or coach/bus probably 2.5 ton or larger. The military issue Number is: G749-74-10894. Buyer to pay a fixed shipping cost of 13.45. Thanks for looking!
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