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60 67 Ford Harmonic Balancer 352 390 Galaxie T-bird Fairlane 61 62 63 64 65 66This aftermarket harmonic balancer fits 1960-67 full-size Ford 352 and 390; 1963-64 full-size Mercury 390; 1960-67 Thunderbird 390 2bbl and 4bbl; 1965-67 Fairlane 390; 1967 Mustang 390; 1967 Cougar 390. Casting number is C4AE-6316-A. 6 19/32" diameter, 1 19/32" long, single-groove pulley. This is a new high quality aftermarket part. We offer fast FREE shipping via Fedex Ground throughout the United States. Virginia residents add 5.3% sales tax. Thank you for your consideration.   |
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