Ford 390 428 Engine Alternator Brackets Oem 68-70 Mustang Gt Fairlane on 2040-parts.com
Caribou, Maine, US
Set of alternator brackets pulled from a 71 Ford 390 V8. Included are mounting bolts and alternator spacer. The brackets in Nice uesd condition. The fixed alternator bracket Ford # C8AE-10156-B, the adjust bracket C8AE-10145-A. The brackets are correct for 68-70 Ford FE blocks The set is correct for the Mustang GT and Fairlane GT. Torino, Cougar, Ranchero, Cyclone. FORD 390 428 ENGINE ALTERNATOR BRACKETS OEM 68-70 MUSTANG GT FAIRLANE
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