Ford Gp Jeep Ignition Coil - Original Ford Marked on 2040-parts.com
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, US
This is a Ford marked coil for the 6 cylinder car and Ford 1941 GP jeep.
The coil is in very good condition.
NOTE: Originally , the GP jeep used a brown coil that is the same as this one. Later coils were black as this one is.
This coil is the same as the original GP one except for the color.
Replace your modern coil with this original Ford marked one.
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