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Original 1962 And 1963 Mopar Max Wedge Water Pump Housing 413 426 Dodge Plymouth on 2040-parts.com

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Loomis, California, United States

Loomis, California, United States
Excellent unit cleaned bead blasted painted, used on max wedge cars, 1962 and 1963. This is for the non-air conditioned cars (max wedge did not come with AC).
Manufacturer Part Number:1944916-2 Warranty:No

You are bidding on an original Mopar water pump housing correct for 1962 and 1963 max wedge engines, non AC cars.  The number is 1944916-2.   Correct original bolts included, as pictured.  Will work on other big block Mopars, 383, 413, 426, and 440.  Again it is for non AC cars.  It was thoroughly cleaned, bead blasted and painted, ready to install, excellent used condition.  Ships USPS Priority Mail.


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