1941-48 Dodge Plymouth Trico Automatic Windshield Wiper Motor Oem Sk 51-5a on 2040-parts.com
Dunkirk, Maryland, US
Refinished, OEM 1941-1948 Dodge, Plymouth, DeSoto Trico Vacuum Wiper Motor. Part # SK 51-5A. Very Rare.
This could be a really nice piece for your car.
It will fit many applications Please be sure to check to make sure it fits your application.
Please see pictures for condition.
These are factory OEM parts.
Will ship Priority mail.
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