Interceptor Marine Exhaust Block Off Plates And Water Neck Ford 292 272 312 5041 on 2040-parts.com
Medford, New York, United States
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Up for auction is a set of interceptor marine exhaust block off plates as well as a water neck housing. The block off plates are in nice shape. (2) of them are stamped 5041-R The other (1) 5041-L. The water neck housing i believe fits ford 272 292 312. It has a part# 3068 stamped in it. The water neck does have some corrosion by the mounting flange as seen in the picture. These are being sold in as is condition. Please see my other interceptor marine parts up for auction this week.
Thanks for looking.
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