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1950-1952 Amc Nash Rambler Turn Signal Switch Nos on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
Location:

Chinchilla, Pennsylvania, United States

Chinchilla, Pennsylvania, United States
NEW OLD STOCK
Brand:AMC-NASH MOTORS Placement on Vehicle:Left, Front Manufacturer Part Number:3128974

Rare new old stock American Motors-Nash Motors turn signal switch. This willf it the 1950 thru 1952 Nash Rambler only. It has to be a hard one to find and here it is in the original package from an old Nash dealer's stock in storage for years!










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