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Motorcraft Ford 1965-1973 Engine Tune-Up Specifications Manual.87 PAGES
Covers a lot more ON IGNITION SYSTEMS FOR Ford, GM, CHYSLER , AMC,STUDEBAKER, VOLKSWAGEN,TOYOTA,DATSUN, AND FOR TRUCKS FORD, CHEVY,GMC,DODGE, INTERNTIONAL,JEEP, CAR TAGS AND MUCH MORE. Please check out the table of contents
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AC & Heating for Sale
- Nos a/c 15-224 comp pulley w/bearing. gm 6550750. new in box(US $45.00)
- 1965 malibu/chevelle heater box(US $99.95)
- R-134a retrofit adapter hs 90 degree fjc# 2634(US $9.68)
- 1969-79 chevy sbc a/c compressor bracket corvette camaro chevelle monte carlo(US $15.00)
- 68 69 70 charger roadrunner satellite coronet gtx ac receiver dryer bracket(US $34.95)
- 63 corvette heater and vents(US $550.00)
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