Synchronizer Gear 3-speed Ford 1957-62 Transmission No. 1aw253-2 1/2br on 2040-parts.com
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States
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This is a synchronizer gear for a 3 speed ford transmission that fits a ford 1957 to 1962 pass car also fits 1957 to 1962 ford f100 pickups without overdrive . The number for the part is 1AWT-253-2 1 original ford part # is C2AZ-7124A.
It has been in storage for several years. It was remanufactured by the Perfection Gear Company. New old stock. Made in the USA.
If you have any questions, call Bill at (606)269-4906.
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