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1977-79 Ford 9 Inch Rear End Axle Housing-rear Disc Brakes Lincoln Mark V on 2040-parts.com

US $150.00
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Elizabethton, Tennessee, United States

Elizabethton, Tennessee, United States
1977-79 Ford 9 inch Rear End Axle Housing-Rear Disc Brakes Lincoln Mark V, US $150.00, image 1
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Brand:Ford

Removed from a 1977 Lincoln Mark V with rear disc brakes, C-6 tranny and 460 ci engine. Measures 58 1/2" long. I do not know what other makes or models this will work with, I only put the makes and models I am sure of in my listings. You'll just have to do some research to see if it will fit on other makes or models. Good used condition, I separated it after listing it complete for several months and no one bought it. The differential has already sold but the other parts from it are listed. Check out my other parts from this rear end. Sorry, no international shipping on this beast.

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