Pair Nos Front Wheel Seals 1935-48 Ford 1936-48 Lincoln Zephyr 1939-48 Mercury on 2040-parts.com
Vacaville, California, United States
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Auction is for a pair of new old stock National Front Wheel Seals with leather, not neoprene, dust seals. They fit the front wheels of 1935-1948 Ford, 1936-1948 Lincoln Zephyr, 1940-1942 Continental, 1939-1948 Mercury and 1938-1947 Ford 1/2 ton & 3/4 ton trucks.
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