New Old Stock Set Of 8 Push Rods 1984-1985 Thunderbird Or Cougar 5.0 Engine on 2040-parts.com
Montpelier, Virginia, United States
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This is a new old stock set of 8 push rods (only 7 shown in the photo as the other one was in the package and I didn't know it when I took the photo) that are Ford brand and part number C8OZ-6565-A. This fits the following Ford Thunderbird and Cougar 1984-1985 with 5.0 engines. Parts are nice and clean and in excellent condition and comes in original Ford bag. Buyer to pay shipping and also Va. sales tax if Va. resident.
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