Ford 3 Speed Ran-type Overdrive Gear Vendor Style Fairlane Falcon Mustang on 2040-parts.com
Victorville, California, United States
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Here for sale is a Ford Ran 3 speed transmission with a rare overdrive,has been sitting on my shelf for years now and is best to rebuild before install, comes as seen, i don't have a clue what she swaps into.
NO MORE LISTING IT HERE...GOING TO BE SOLD ONLY AT NBRautoparts.com    |
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