1967 1968 Mustang 390 V8, 428 V8 Air Conditioning Clutch on 2040-parts.com
Bremen, Ohio, United States
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This is an original air conditioning clutch for any Mustang 390 V8 or 428 V8 that has been completely rebuilt by Classic auto Air. Classic Auto Air is the foremost supplier of AC systems and AC parts for the Classic Mustangs. There is no core charge required for this part. You will receive exactly what you see in the pictures. If your 1967 or 1968 big block V8 needs an AC clutch this is an excellent opportunity to get an original rebuilt part at a fair price.
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