New Nos Oem Autolite 1965 Ford Mustang Windshield Wiper Switch C5zz-17a553-c on 2040-parts.com
Waldo, Wisconsin, US
New nos oem 1965 Ford Mustang Autolite windshield wiper switch, part number C5ZZ-17A553-C. Housing is stamped C4ZB-17A553.
Will ship USPS priority padded envelope.
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