Anco Replacement Wiper Arms 1949-56 Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Desoto on 2040-parts.com
Babylon, New York, United States
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NOS PAIR (2) OF ANCO OEM REPLACEMENT WIPER ARMS #SH-175 FOR THE FOLLOWING VEHICLES: 1949-50 CHRYSLER ALL BUT T&C, CONV., CLUB CPE 1951-56 CHRYSLER ALL MODELS 1956 IMPERIAL 1949-50 DESOTO ALL BUT CONVERTIBLE 1951-56 DESOTO ALL MODELS 1949-52 DODGE ALL WITH ELECTRIC WIPER 1953-56 DODGE ALL MODELS 1951-56 PLYMOUTH ALL 1955-57 NASH ALL BUT METRO 1958 RAMBLER ARMS ADJUST IN LENGHT AND BEND TO FIT EITHER SIDE USA MADE, STAINLESS STEEL LENGTH: ADJUSTS FROM 10 3/4" TO 14 1/2" $59/PAIR
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