Ford Auto Automatic Transmission For 390 Fe W/ Converter & Yoke Big Block on 2040-parts.com
Fallston, Maryland, United States
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Ford Auto Automatic Transmission for 390 FE w/ Converter & Yoke Big Block - this was purchased by a family member 20 years ago as a good used transmission and was stored in a dry garage it was for a Torino Big Block engine swap project - pick up only in Fallston MD 20 Miles North of Baltimore near I-95 - this item is pick up and pay at time of pick up.
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