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Farwell, Minnesota, US

Farwell, Minnesota, US
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NOS 1935-1936 Chevrolet Passenger (Master De Luxe) with Knee Action (Enclosed type): PITMAN SHAFT HOUSING. GN 6.785 PN 262667. Cast # 262668.  Excellent condition.  I combine shipping on multiple purchases. I will try to keep many items.

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