Nos 1957 Ford Passenger Foot Operated Washer Pump on 2040-parts.com
Joliet, Montana, US
This windshield washer foot pump is part of a kit that is incomplete. Included is the foot pump and 2 hoses. The part number is B7A-18293-A. Buyer to pay $8.00 shipping in the US
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