Remanufactured Ford Lincoln Mercury Alternator 72 73 74 75 76 T-bird 429 460 Oem on 2040-parts.com
Omaha, Nebraska, US
This is a remanufactured Ford, Lincoln, Mercury Motorcraft alternator with the stamped ID: D4SF 10300 AA. A 1 groove pulley is in place. I believe this is a correct numbered pump for many years, and I believe this one is for the 1972-76 Thunderbird / Continental / Town Car / Marquis ? Overall a nice rebuilt, and a very nice case for your vehicle. I will ship the alternator in its box, which will be placed inside another box. Shipping 48 states is listed as $17.50. International and outside the 48 state shipping is available, but please contact me for the fee before bidding. Questions are welcomed.
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