Ford 1966-67-early68 Fairlane/comet 4sp Shifter Linkage on 2040-parts.com
Silver Spring, Maryland, US
This item is a Ford 1966-67-Early 68 Fairlane/Comet
4-Speed Shifter Linkage
This item is Original Rebuilt in Excellent Working Condition and Ready to Bolt on
Will also fit a Falcon
Will be shipped USPS Priority Mail within the USA
Will Ship Internationally
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