1967 68 Mercury Cougar Mustang Gt390 Alternater Brackets C6ae- on 2040-parts.com
Levittown, Pennsylvania, US
Very good used pair of 390GT alternater brackets removed from a 1967 Mercury cougar GT390 i parted out.
Cast C6AE
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