Ford Fe Dual Point Distributor 390 406 427 428 Galaxie Shelby Mustang Cobra C5ae on 2040-parts.com
Fincastle, Virginia, US
You are Bidding on an original Ford Autolite Dual Point distributor for Big Block Ford engines, Part # C5AF-12127-E.
This will fit 352, 360, 390, 406,410, 427 and 428 FE Engines
Rare distributor marked C5AF-12127-E. Date code: 7H18 for a 67 Shelby GT500
Will fit Mustang, Cougar, Fairlane, Galaxie, AC Cobra and Ford Thunderbolts along with any other Ford and Mercury with the FE Engine
This is a good clean original unit that has not been through a rebuilder.
This unit is in nice condition for its age and has never been bead blasted
The shaft is not wobbly, and has no signs of excessive play or wear.
Original Ignition lead is in nice condition also
Thanks for looking and good luck.
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