Ford Performance Valve Cover 2.3 1986 Tempo Topaz on 2040-parts.com
Naponee, Nebraska, US
This auction is for a used Ford Performance OEM valve cover for a 2.3 L engine from a 1986 Tempo. Needs a good cleaning and polishing. Overall good condition with a few small dings and a couple small rub lines. Aluminum. This item probably fits several years and models but please make sure it will fit your application before bidding. I will combine shipping if possible if you purchase more than 1 item. Please email with any questions and thanks for looking.
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