Nos Nash Transmission Low Reverse Gear 1941 - 1948 on 2040-parts.com
Forest Hills, Kentucky, US
THIS OFFERING IS FOR A NEW TRANSMISSION GEAR
FITS NASH 3 SPEED TRANSMISSION
- PERFECTION PART NUMBER WT249-12
- OEM PART NUMBER 3105503
- 29 TOOTH, 6 SPLINE
LOW AND REVERSE GEAR
FITS:
- 1941 -48 NASH AMBASSADOR 6 & 8 CYL ; ALL (EXCEPT 1946 -48 MODEL 60)
- THIS IS THE ONE THAT TAKES ALL OF THE ABUSE!
- NEW OLD STOCK USA MADE PART!!!
- VERY NICE, HARD TO FIND PART
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