Window Regulator For 1951 Ford Fordor Tudor & Coupe Models Rf Door 51 Used on 2040-parts.com
Manchester, Maryland, United States
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A used window regulator that I got at an auction of vintage car parts. I don't know if this is OEM or aftermarket, but it is, or is equivalent to, Ford part no. 1A-7323200 and is the front right window on:
This has a round end shaft that is 1.32" long from the face of the plate. Needs to be cleaned up but otherwise looks fine. car auto automobile automotive classic antique window hardware Actual shipping cost only. |
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