United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
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Right-hand window regulator for 1947-50 Chevy trucks, part 116472
This new window regulator from United Pacific Industries is built for the right-hand side of 1947 Chevrolet trucks. It carries part number 116472 and is sold as an interior and exterior accessory. The component is designed to fit the original door mechanism on these classic models.
Collectors restoring a 1947 Chevrolet truck cab will find this regulator matches the factory passenger-side location. Shops needing both left and right units must source the opposite side separately because this listing covers only one door. Buyers working on later model years or different makes should verify fitment before ordering.
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The package contains the right-hand window regulator for 1947-50 Chevrolet trucks; no additional hardware or tools are included.
Part 116472 is made for the right-hand door of 1947-50 Chevrolet trucks; match the year and door side to your vehicle before purchase.
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