Used 1960-1962 Ford Galaxie Early Cruise Control Throttle Holder-ac Option on 2040-parts.com
Northville, Michigan, US
UP FOR AUCTION IS A USED 1960-1962 FORD GALAXIE AND PASSENGER CAR RARE EARLY CRUISE CONTROL DELAER INSTALLED THROTTLE CONTROL OPTION. THIS WAS AN ACCESORRY THAT WAS USED TO HOLD THE ENGINE IDLE SPEED AT THE LIGHT. I AM NOT FAMILAIR WITH THIS PART AND ONLY HAVE THE INFORMATION THAT IS WRITTEN ON A SMALL PARTS TAG ATTACHED TO THE PART. IT WAS TAKEN OFF OF A 1962 FORD AND USED WITH THE AIR CONDITIONING OPTION OF THE CAR.THE CHROME HANDLE IS IN GOOD SHAPE AND LOOKS GOOD.THERE ARE 2 MOUNTING BRACKETS INCLUDED; BORH APPEAR TO MOUNT UNDER THE DASHBOARD.
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