1951-1953 Ford Flat Head Single Action Fuel Pump, For Rebuild. Car Truck on 2040-parts.com
Hatfield, Pennsylvania, United States
'51-53 single action v8 fuel pump for a car or truck's flathead ford. May fit other years too. Good overall condition, may work in its current condition but should be rebuilt. Glass bowl Is in good shape, overall needs a good cleaning. Any questions please ask.
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