Vintage Ac Fuel Pump 1930s 1940s Pontiac Six & Eight Ie 1939 Ac Pump No. 1523844 on 2040-parts.com
New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
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Vintage fuel pump for 1930s Pontiacs and possibly others. A page of a repair manual that I found online has this listed as a 1939 model but I am sure it would work for cars in the 40s. Used but has some replacement parts.
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