1971-73 Mustang Fan - 302-2v (w/o Ac) - Slight Pitting on 2040-parts.com
Canton, Michigan, United States
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1971-3 Mustang Fan Blade. It came off a 302-2v engine without Air
Conditioning. It is 17.5 inches in diameter and is correct for a 72-73
302 without AC, or a 1973 351 engine without AC (w/ a build date before 2/19/73, after that they went to a 18.5 inch four blade fan). It will fit 71-73
though. It has a part number of C6AE-E and has the Ford oval on the fan. The part number is very clear. There is some slight pitting on the fan, but it still looks very good. If your fan is rusty or missing, then
this is for you.
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