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New Ford Nos Motorcraft Replacement Pop Open Gas Cap Assy on 2040-parts.com

US $179.00
Location:

Auburn, California, US

Auburn, California, US
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 NEW MOTORCRAFT MACH1 1971 1972 1973 POP OPEN GAS CAP / DOOR ASSY. FORD # D2ZA-9A112-BA


BRAND NEW ORIGINAL FORD POP OPEN GAS CAP for 1971 1972 & 1973 MACH 1 MUSTANGS. This will also fit 1965-1966 and all 1970-1973 Mustangs, Mach 1. Fuel door is original It has the brushed steel finish with 10 polished bolt heads. It attaches to the panel with 5 mounting points, 4 holes and 1 stud; on the reverse side it has the Ford number XO-2068 MOTORCRAFT D2ZA-9A112-BA cast on it.

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