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Nos 1960's-1970's International Harvester Ih Fan Blade on 2040-parts.com

US $17.99
Location:

Farwell, Minnesota, US

Farwell, Minnesota, US
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NOS International Harvester, IH: FAN BLADE. I do not know what this fan blade fits. The dealership that this part came from closed the IH portion in 1975 so I am certain this fits a pre 1975 vehicle.  It could fit Scout, Travelall, Pickup, Metro, semi, or farm truck or any other IH vehicle. The part number is 86 897 R91. The blade has some scratches but is in excellent functional condition. It has never been mounted on a vehicle. I will ship parcel post.  I combine shipping on multiple purchases. I will try to keep many items listed.

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