1952-1959 Ford,thunderbird,lincoln,mercury,edsel Ac 13# Radiator Cap, Nib on 2040-parts.com
Easton, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a NEW 13# radiator cap in the original AC box. This cap fits all 1955-1958 Ford passenger cars; 1955-1957 Thunderbirds; 1952-1956 Lincoln, 1954-1959 Mercury, 1958-1959 Edsel, 1957-1959 Ford trucks. This radiator cap has "Turn Tight...."Remove Slowly", a brass rivet in the center of the ca and "AC 559-13#" stamped into one ear. and Tighten Remove Slowly." Perfect for replacing a missing, damaged or aftermarket radiator pressure cap. See my eBay store for hundreds of other Ford, Thunderbird, Lincoln and Mercury parts. We charge actual shipping and will be glad to combine shipping on several auctions, or you would be welcome to pick them up at our shop. Payment is expected within 10 days of the close of the auction. Thanks!
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