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65 Ford 352 Cu/in Left Rocker Cover --check This Out !-- on 2040-parts.com

US $35.00
Location:

Canby, Minnesota, United States

Canby, Minnesota, United States
good
Surface Finish:painted Part Brand:Ford Country/Region of Manufacture:United States color:Beige

       This is a good  rocker cover for 1965 Ford 352 cu inch engines, this is in good condition, not rusted out, sealed on gasket good.

        This would be a good rocker cover for your Ford. 

         Note: Beige is the proper color it was used on some of the 1965 352 cu in engines

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