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Motorcraft Ford Head C.e. Starter Plater Shc-28 19 28 Nos on 2040-parts.com

US $14.99
Location:

Walton, Nebraska, United States

Walton, Nebraska, United States

Starter Plate

This Starter Motor Plate is in the orignal packaging for Motorcraft Ford, marked Head C.E. 19 28 SHC-28.  It probably dates to the 1970s. 

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