70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 Ford Mercury Truck V8 2bbl Choke Thermostat Tb3 on 2040-parts.com
Elmwood Park, Illinois, United States
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Offered is an NOS choke thermostat from Filco 31-47, listed for '70-'72 Ford passenger models 351, 400, 351C eng, '71-'72 Mercury models 351, 351C eng, and Ford truck: '70-'72 302, '75-'76 351, 360, '77-'78 400, '78 351M,W, '77-'78 302, , all with Ford 2bbl carb with TB3 marking on the choke thermostat. Item is very nice.
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