1968-69 Used Galaxie Column Shft Neutral Saftey Switch-c9az-7a247-a,d1pz-7a247-a on 2040-parts.com
Madison Heights, Michigan, United States
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Up for auction is a good used NEUTRAL SAFETY SWITCH for all 1968-69 Galaxies,Torino's,Comets and Falcons with a column shift(console shift is different). This is a rare and very hard to find part. The FORD part number is C9AZ-7A247-A and D1PZ-7A247-A. If you have been looking for one of these here's your chance. If you have further ?'s call us @ 408-227-2353. Free shipping in the US on this item.
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