Dorman Freeze Plug Kit For 1973-88 Ford & Mercury 171 2800cc on 2040-parts.com
Hendersonville, North Carolina, US
- Fits: 1973-88 Ford & Mercury 171 CID (2800cc)
- Set consists of all freeze plugs, oil galley and camshaft plug for the cylinder block, when applicable.
- MADE IN USA
- *Packaging may differ from the picture.
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