Ford Fe Timing Cover C3ae-6059-a 352 390 406 427 428 Original on 2040-parts.com
Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States
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For sale is a timing cover for a Ford FE engine. Came off a 390. It needs to be cleaned up, painted and a new seal installed. The threads are not good which is common for these. Could fix the threads or use it with an electric fuel pump setup. I’m clearing out my collection of spare
parts. I'll be listing some other 1964 Mercury parts that I don't need.
Please check my other listings and ask any questions about the item.
Sale Terms: 1. Sold as is with no refunds 2. Please pay within 5 days 3. Ships to Continental US only 4. Primarily ship with USPS
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