1971 1972 Ford Thunderbird Mercury Lincoln Orig 429 460 4v Air Cleaner Snorkel on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, Washington, United States
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1971-1972 Ford Thunderbird, Galaxie, Mercury, Monterey, Marauder, Marquis, Lincoln Continental, Mark III. . . Original 429-460 4V Air Cleaner Breather-Snorkle. .. This is an ORIGINAL FORD PART.. Removed from a 1971 Lincoln 460 4V Motor. The Snorkel is in Excellent Original Condition. Very Straight. Has been Refinished Ford Blue and Looks Great. . NO RUST. No Rust Holes. . No Large Dings or Dents. The Vacuum Motor Looks Great. The inner trapdoor moves very well.. The Plastic Breather Hose Connector is Still There. No cracks. Overall, this is an Excellent Original 429-460 Air Cleaner Snorkel. . VERY HARD TO FIND ORIGINAL. . Please email With Questions or call us at (360)573-6056.. 060616-2JL WE HAVE AN EBAY STORE WITH THOUSANDS OF ORIGINAL FORD PARTS . CHECK IT OUT BY CLICKING HERE.
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