1955 F100 Window Regulators on 2040-parts.com
Westminster, Maryland, US
Up for Auction 2 each used 1955 F100 manual window regulators
The glass lift channel and roller guides are missing on one of them
Normal rust as found on an older part but nothing excessive.
Some play in both cranks as is to be expected. Both work. Springs intact.
Sold as-is-as found. Offers Considered.
Prompt Shipment Upon PayPal Receipt
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