Mechanical Fuel Pump For Ford Flathead V-8 1949-1953 on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, US
This is a mechanical fuel pump for a 239ci FORD Flathead engine. It has been rebuilt a few years ago and has been lying on a shelf. It is in good working order and ready to bolt on and go. Good for authentic restoration. No cracks in glass bowl and although does not show well, brass screen is there and gasket. Will answer any questions. Countryrat2
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