Nos Jeep With 232 - 327 - 350 Engines Clutch Pedal Assembly 949173 Cj Wagoneer on 2040-parts.com
Monroe, Michigan, United States
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From a former AMC - JEEP dealership obsolete parts stock: One Clutch Pedal Assembly, Part Number 5.135 - 949173 Parts book lists applications for all Jeeps with 232, 327, & 350 engines. Scarce 60's-70's vintage Jeep part in new old stock condition, still had the parts tag on it! Only one we have, no reserve, bid to win! |
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