Hideaway Headlight Switch Lincoln Continental Mark Series Ford Mercury on 2040-parts.com
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Hideaway Headlight Switch Lincoln Continental Mark Series Ford Mercury Free Domestic Shipping!
This is a NOS Headlight switch. Replaces Ford Part number C8AB-11654C, C8AZ-11654A & D5VY-11654A.
Fits these vehicals with hideaway headlights: Ford 1968-1970 Mercury 1968-1978 Lincoln Continental & Mark Series with out auto dimmers 1975-1978
These are new old stock after-market switches. Made in the USA by Borg Warner.
   
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