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1937-1948 Ford 1939-1948 Mercury 8 Cylinder Thermostat By Ward's For Tractors on 2040-parts.com

US $9.00
Location:

Center Barnstead, New Hampshire, United States

Center Barnstead, New Hampshire, United States
Condition:New Brand:Ward's Thermostat Other Part Number:-------------------------- Manufacturer Part Number:91015801-180 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Interchange Part Number:61-6179

THIS IS A NEW OLD STOCK NOS HIGH TEMPERATURE THERMOSTAT FOR 1937 THRU 1948 FORD 8 CYLINDER  and Ford Truck (NOT MODEL 60) ALSO MERCURY 1939-1948.  SEE PHOTOS FOR LIST OF TRACTORS IT FITS AS WELL INCLUDING ALLIS CHALMERS CASE AND FORD.  A GREAT OLD STORE FIND.  SHIPPING WILL BE ONLY $4.50 TO CONTINENTAL US.  SEE MY OTHER AUTO RELATED ITEMS.

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