1966 Mustang Three 3 Sheave Groove Pulley Thermactor 65 on 2040-parts.com
Roswell, Georgia, United States
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Here is a three groove pulley that came from a 1966 Mustang that had a thermactor system on it. You can
barely read the 'FoMoCo' stamping and the other ink stamping, which I'm sure is the part number, is not readable (by me). Definitely OEM. |
Cooling System for Sale
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1965 1966 1967 ford mustang falcon fairlane cougar 2 7/8" fan spacer oem 289 302(C $9.70)
1932 - 1936 ford water pump repair kit master brand #ps-30(US $32.00)
1965 mustang fastback gt radiator k code or a code original c4ze wm o y2 10 64(US $1,200.00)
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28-31 ford model a 2 blade steel fans
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