1968 Lincoln Mark Iii Intake Manifold - C8ve-9425-b 429 460 on 2040-parts.com
Reed City, Michigan, United States
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This is an intake manifold that was pulled from a 460 on a 1968 Lincoln Mark III. Any questions, please let me know. Not exactly sure what the other piece is. My thoughts were it had to do with temp sender but not 100%. The one section broke off from main part that bolts to intake. |
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