1965 Ford Fe Distributor #1282 on 2040-parts.com
Washington, District Of Columbia, US
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This is a distributor for a 1965 Ford FE engine. Was working when removed.
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Original parts are always best for your classic Ford. NOS means “new old stock”. Note that NOS means that it has not been put into service. It does not necessarily mean that it is factory fresh. Its a 40 year old car part and may have some shelf wear or other damage. These parts were mass-produced and are not “custom” parts. Sometimes there are factory flaws as a result that are cosmetic and generally do not affect the performance of the part. Some items are still in there original opened packaging, some items are not in any packaging. Look carefully at the pictures as they are an integral part of the description. Pictures are of the actual item.
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I am starting to sell off my extra parts for my 61 and 65 Ford Galaxies. Great cars, but too many parts in storage. I am starting most of my auctions at $10 and letting the market determine the rest. Check out my other auctions.
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