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1962 Ford AC Fuel Pump All original Part Mint in original box | Classic Cars504 of 543 |  |  |
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Picked at a secret spot I know. Great deal. It is all original in box mint never used for a 1962 car awesome piece of classic car history. I would also like to know what car this pump was for , I have searched high and low to find it online but can't seem to figure it out. I am hoping a mustang lol. That would be cool. So if anyone know please tell me ??? Thanks for looking , I know there is some guy out there that knows what car this goes in.
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I have a '62 Ford Galaxie 500 XL and this is not the same style pimp from a '62 Ford, it looks like Rambler or Chrysler. Sure is a cool find in the original box. try calling an auto parts store, give them the part number , maybe they can cross reference it. I've done that before.
Ok thanks alot I was told it was for a 1950's ford with a 6 cycl. engine.
i thought ac was for g m