Ford C4 Transmission Bell Housing Rf-e2ap-7976-ca on 2040-parts.com
Pilot Point, Texas, US
Ford Bell Housing RF-E2AP-7976-CA for 289-31 C4 automatic transmission. No visible cracks and appears to be in good shape. Please see pictures for details. Feel free to email with questions.
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