Motorcraft Dh377 Distributor Cap And Rotor on 2040-parts.com
Alsip, Illinois, US
NOS new old stock genuine Motorcraft distributor cap DH377 with bonus genuine Motorcraft distributor rotor see compatibility list for applications. they have been stored for years but look new. there is some spray or tape residue in spots on the cap. this should not affect the way it works. its not on any of the towers or the inside. price reflects condition. rotor fits other years but selling as a set email with questions
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