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Model A Ford B And V8 Wiper Motor Open Vehicles Chrome For Years 1930-34 Nors on 2040-parts.com

US $350.00
Location:

Ontario, Canada

Ontario, Canada
Condition:New

THIS AUCTION IS FOR A NORS CHROME VACUUM WIPER MOTOR FOR MODEL A FORD B AND V8"S OPEN VEHICLES 1930-34. CHROME IS SHOW EXCEPT FOR SOME SHELF TARNISH ON MOTOR MECHANISM COVER. MOTOR HAS BEEN LUBRICATED AND WORKS PERFECT. 

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