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1964-65 Ford Mustang Distributor Vacuum Advance Line 170/200CID 6cyl - ZDV6401OM

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1964-65 Ford Mustang Distributor Vacuum Advance Line 170/200CID 6cyl - ZDV6401OMDistributor Vacuum Advance Line For 64 65 Ford Falcon Mustang Mercury Comet 170 200CID 6 Cylinder Steel. For more than three decades, Fine Lines has provided their customers with the best reproduction Brake and Fuel lines available. Starting in 2013, Fine Lines expanded its manufacturing to include after market replacement Brake, Fuel, and Transmission lines for modern vehicles. To date, Fine Lines has spent countless hours perfecting their patterns

Distributor Vacuum Advance Line For 64-65 Ford Falcon Mustang Mercury Comet 170/200CID 6 Cylinder Steel. For more than three decades, Fine Lines has provided their customers with the best reproduction Brake and Fuel lines available. Starting in 2013, Fine Lines expanded its manufacturing to include after-market replacement Brake, Fuel, and Transmission lines for modern vehicles.

To date, Fine Lines has spent countless hours perfecting their patterns and machine formulas in order to provide their customers with quality fittings that meet the needs of their vehicle restoration or repair projects.

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  • Applications:
    • 1964-1965 Ford Mustang
    • 1964-1965 Ford Falcon
    • 1964-1965 Mercury Comet
  • Engine: 170 CID/200 CID 6 Cylinder
  • Material: Steel
  • Finish: Galfan Coated
  • Distributor Vacuum Advance Line
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