Oil Filler Cap 1970-1973 Mustang & Ford 351 C / Boss 351 / 429 Cj Black W/ Logo on 2040-parts.com
Cape Girardeau, Missouri, United States
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A beautiful reproduction of a hard to find part, includes the “Autolite” logo on the face of the cap. This 1970-73 Mustang Oil Cap is finished in black and includes 2 grommets and the PCV elbow for multiple applications. Used on a variety of Ford applications from 1970-1973. Also available in Chrome Finish.  |
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