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Nos Walton Universal Rubber Accelerator Pedal W/ Original Box & Hinge 1932 To 46 on 2040-parts.com

US $12.50
Location:

Ursa, Illinois, United States

Ursa, Illinois, United States
NOS WALTON UNIVERSAL RUBBER ACCELERATOR PEDAL W/ ORIGINAL BOX & HINGE 1932 TO 46, US $12.50, image 1
“NOS....GREAT CONDITION....NO ISSUES!”
Brand:WALTON UNIVERSAL Country/Region of Manufacture:United States UPC:Does not apply

I offer for sale this NOS Walton Universal rubber non-skid Accelerator Pedal. It comes with the original box and hinge. Box says easy to install and fits all cars with the years listed on box. Pedal measures approx. 9&1/4th" x 2&1/4th". Box is in good condition also but one side is loose from the glue drying out. Please see photos as they are part of my description and speak the loudest on condition. Selling just the way I purchased it. Payment is accepted thru PayPal only.....and BUY IT NOW is due at purchase. Thanks for looking!!

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