Vintage Plymouth? Ford? Turn Signal Lever--turn Signal Arm--chrysler? Dodge? on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Ohio, US
7 inches long. Some light usage wear and a bit of discoloration bottom 2 rings. Don't know the exact application, hope you do. If you can identify this one, please let me know. I have other turn signal levers listed from a closed auto repair shop, mostly Mopar, maybe some Ford and will gladly combine shipping on multiple wins.
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