Ford C3ae-6059-a Ford Fe Timing Chain Cover 360 390 410 428 1963-1968 Mustang V8 on 2040-parts.com
Hillsboro, Missouri, United States
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For sale is an OEM timing cover for certain Ford FE models, it's part number C3AE-6059-A from Ford. This is believed to fit a 360, 390, 410, or 428 Ford FE engine from 1963-1968. It's in good shape, no cracks, not bent. Needs to be glass beaded, then it would look new again! Comes with the timing pointer and screws for the timing pointer. According to the date code, this was made in 1963. I believe it came out of a Mercury. These are getting harder and harder to find! Buy this one in the best shape you'll find one at for the price!
Fast and free shipping to the lower 48! If you have any questions let me know. Buy with confidence from a seller with 10+ years experience and 100% positive feedback. Thanks for looking! |
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