87,88,89,90,91,92,93 Ford Mustang 5.0ho Gt40 /cobra Lower Intake Gasket on 2040-parts.com
Bel Air, Maryland, US
THIS IS A NEW FORD RACING FACTORY SERVICE PART# M9486-A50 gt 40 /cobra upper to lower gasket BIDDING ON 1 GASKET ONLY . ( I will include a 2nd gasket at no charge to the winning bidder) .these gaskets are now obsolete from ford racing along with the gt to intake from my understanding .the 2 gaskets will be shipped on hard cardboard to protect in transit to arrive damage free used on 5.O HO FORD MUSTANGS 1987-1993
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