1961-65 Ford C5me-8a080-a Cooling Water Expansion Tank Fomoco on 2040-parts.com
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Ford Thunderbird Expansion Tank, Filler Neck On Right Side, 1961-65
A USED ORIGINAL 390 COOLING EXPANSION RADIATOR TANK Looks like it may fit ‘60-64 Galaxie 352, 390, 427 also – you decide. Used original expansion tank. Blasted down to bare metal, primed and painted. Looks like a little 1/2”x1/2” tab was soldered on bottom – looked like a solid repair done right. Has the part number C5ME-8A080-A and Ford oval. Reproduction ones list for $200 to as high as $375 if you can believe that. Check out eBay item number: 401150733723. That was an un-cleaned used one that sold for $140! |
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