Nos Mopar Mitsubishi Oil Pump Rotor Assembly - 1971-1977 Colt - P/n Md 001410 on 2040-parts.com
Johnstown, Pennsylvania, United States
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For sale is a NOS MoPar Mitsubishi oil pump rotor assembly. Chrysler part number MD001410. Our parts books shows this fits 1971-1977 Colt models (see photos). We are a franchised Chrysler dealer that was in business for over 76 years! We are now marketing 80+ years of NOS MoPar parts, equipment and other things. Visit us often as we are listing new items everyday! be sure to bookmark our two sites, agh590 & roge_pavl, to see all we have for sale. Have questions? Just ask! Thanks!
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