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Ford Mercury 390 Gt 428 Cj Boss 302 Vacuum Switch C8ae-a Fairlane Cougar Mustang on 2040-parts.com

US $69.50
Location:

Rock Hill, South Carolina, US

Rock Hill, South Carolina, US
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This auction is for an original Ford and Mercury Thermal Vacuum Switch part #  C8AE-A and date coded 8-H-67 for 390 GT and 428 CJ and Boss 302 applications.It is in good condition, though not perfect. It has a very  a legible part # and date code, nice brass nut, and has been media cleaned and cleared to seal it. It does have some mild erosion where the casting meets the brass, and some of the ports were cast a little crooked. Please refer to the pictures to see these defects. It could be used in Shelby Fairlane Cougar Torino Mustang and others..

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