Late1967 68 Ford Mustang 289 302 P/s Pressure Hose Large Fitting 5/16c7oz-3a719 on 2040-parts.com
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This is a new in package Scott Drake Automotive Reproduction Pressure Power Steering Hose...
Part number is C7OZ-3A719-D This is correct for later 1967 Mustang with 289 with large nut and 1968 289 302 car control valves with 5/16" fitting. |
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