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Ford Mustang Shelby Mercury 289 302 Hi Po Small Block Crank Pulley on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Amana, Iowa, United States

Amana, Iowa, United States
Condition:Used Warranty:No Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

  • IN this auction, we have up for bid 1 original FORD small block single sheave water pump pulley.  Engineering number is C7OE-6A312-C.  It is 6 1/8" in diameter with approximately 1/7/8" offset.  38" belt groove width.  It has been degreased, bead blasted and painted semi-flat black. 
  • THIS IS AN ORIGINAL FORD PART AND FORD PARTS FIT FORDS THE BEST. Please check my other auctions for hard to find FORD parts.
  • Shipping and handling will be determined by shipping address. Other countries will be determined by shipping address.   Shipping is 1-7 days as I have a full time job.
  • Payment must be received within 10 days or part will be relisted. Please include your item number with your payment. PAYPAL IS ACCEPTED.
  • NO PERSONAL CHECKS ARE ACCEPTED.
  • Thanks for Bidding and Good Luck!!!

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