Starter Armature 1961-1964 Ford/mercury 6cyl & V-8 on 2040-parts.com
Eastman, Georgia, United States
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This is a REMANUFACTURED in the USA armature that has been sitting on the self for many years.Listed below are the starter numbers that this armature will work with: 1962-1964 FORD 390 T-BIRD with C2SZ-11001A C2SZ-11002A 1962-1964 FORD TRUCK 6&8cyl with C2AZ-11001A C2AZ-11002A 1961-1964 MERCURY with C2AF-11002A C2AZ-11002A |
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