1949-53 Ford And Mercury 6 & 8 Cylinder Oil Filler Cap on 2040-parts.com
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UP FOR AUCTION IS A NEW GENUINE VINTAGE STANT OIL FILLER CAP PART NUMBER #SO-63, FITS THE FOLLOWING; 1949-53 FORD L-HEAD 8 CYL.; 1941-53 FORD L-HEAD 6 CYL.; 1949- EARLY 53 MERCURY, PLUS MANY TRUCK AND TRACTOR APPLICATIONS. GREY IN COLOR PAINT IN GREAT SHAPE, WIRE MESH ALSO IN VERY GOOD CONDITION NO RUST. LONG OBSOLETE EARLY USA MADE OIL FILLER CAP NICE ITEM TO UP GRADE WITH. EMAIL ME WITH ANY ?????
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