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New 1968-72 Ford Tachometer Wiring Harness Mustang Galaxie Torino C8ob C9ob D0ob on 2040-parts.com

US $44.90
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Broadway, Virginia, United States

Broadway, Virginia, United States
Condition:New Brand:unbranded Placement on Vehicle:front Manufacturer Part Number:C9OZ-17A299A

New 1968-72 Ford Tachometer Wiring Harness Mustang Galaxie Torino C8OB C9OB D0OB


This new reproduction
tachometer wiring harness fits
1968–69 Galaxie, Fairlane, Torino, Ranchero,
Mustang, Thunderbird, Falcon, Comet, Montego;
1968–70 full-size Mercury, Cougar;
1970 Galaxie, Mustang,
Thunderbird, Falcon, Maverick;
1972 Torino, Ranchero, Maverick,
Comet, Bronco and F-Series pickup.
This is the wiring harness for the tachometer.
Replaces Ford part numbers:
C8OB-17A299-A,
C8OB-17A299-B,
C9OB-17A299-A,
C9OB-17A299-B,
D0OB-17A299-A.
NOTE: Electrical parts are non-returnable once installed.
We will replace defective units only.



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