Push Pull Switch For Rat Rod Hot Rod Or Antique on 2040-parts.com
East Hartford, Connecticut, US
12V or 6v PUSH PULL SWITCH GREAT FOR HOT RODS OR RAT RODS ADD A SWITCH WERE YOU NEED IT UNDER THE DASH IN THE DASH HAS ON OFF ACTION
CHEVY 1920-1955
FORD 1920-1955
DODGE 1920-1955
PLYMOUTH 1920-1955
MERCURY 1940-1955
NASH 1920-1955
STUDEBAKER 1920-1955
HUDSON 1920-1955
REO 1920-1955
CROSLEY 1940-1955
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