Ford Exhaust Heat Riser Adaptor Fe 390 428 on 2040-parts.com
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FORD FE 390 428 EXHAUST HEAT RISER ADAPTOR. CENTER TO CENTER HOLE 3 1/4", THICKNESS 1 5/16" PIPE AT DOUNUT HOLE 2 ", DOES NOT FIT GT. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL AND ASK. CHECK OUT OUR STORE. THANKS FOR EBAYING WITH US.
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