Original Ford Motor Company 1955,56,57 Thunderbird 3 Speed Trans Bell Housing on 2040-parts.com
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HERE IS AN ORIGINAL FORD MOTOR COMPANY 3 SPEED TRANSMISSION BELL HOUSING FOR 55,56,57 THUNDERBIRD NUMBERS ON THIS HOUSING ARE AE 6394E AND ALSO HAS A 7 ON IT AND DIF A 53V: ON IT AND A N OR A Z NOT SURE AND SEEMS TO BE IN GOOD SHAPE I HAVE SHIFTER WITH RODS ON A DIFFERENT AUCTION F.Y.I. AND 3 SPEED TRANS ON ANOTHER AUCTION ANY QUESTIONS E-MAIL ME THESE ARE AS-IS ITEM AND INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS SEND ME YOUR COUNTRY AND POSTAL CODE FOR CORRECT SHIP COSTS THIS IS GOING TO BE A PICK-UP ONLY ITEM OR BUYER SHOULD BE ABLE TO ARRANGE SHIPPER AND COSTS IF WON THANK YOU AND HAPPY BIDDING
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