1953 Ford V8 Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Parsons, Kansas, US
1953 Transmission for a 1953 Ford.
Has a bit of wear and tear but in working order.
Pick up only.
Payment through Paypal or cash on pickup. NO CHECKS.
For questions call (620) 778-4890 or (620) 421-0748.
After bidding is done call numbers above for info on pickup.
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