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          Lokar 1220094 | Engine Oil Dipstick

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          Part Number
          1220094
          Anchor Tight Locking Flexible Engine Dipstick; Brite; Through Timing Chain Cover

          Fits: 63 Ford 300, 63-69 Ford Country Sedan, 63-69 Ford Country Squire, 63-69 Ford Fairlane, 63-67 Ford Galaxie, 63-69 Ford Galaxie 500, 63-69 Ford Ranch Wagon, 64-69 Ford Custom 500, 64-69 Ford Falcon, 64-69 Ford Mustang, 64-67 Mercury Caliente, 64-69 Mercury Comet, 64-69 Mercury Cyclone, 64-67 Mercury Villager, 65-69 Ford Custom, 65 Ford Falcon Sedan Delivery, 65-69 Ford LTD, 66-69 Ford Bronco, 66-67 Mercury Voyager, 67 Mercury Commuter, 67-69 Mercury Cougar, 68-69 Ford Torino, 68-69 Mercury Montego, 69 Ford E-100 Econoline, 69 Ford E-200 Econoline, 69 Ford E-300 Econoline, 69 Ford F-100

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          Featured locking mechanism eliminates expulsion of the dipstick handle under pressure. Teflon lined stainless braided outer housing. Flexible inner dipstick measuring cable. Available for most engine applications in brite, black red and blue anodized. Manufactured and assembled in the USA. Lifetime warranty.


          BRAND: Lokar




          FEATURES:


          • Anchor Tight Locking Flexible Engine Dipstick
          • Anchor Tight Locking Flexible Engine Dipstick; Brite; Through Timing Chain Cover;
          • Lifetime Warranty
          • Engine Oil Dipstick
          • Made In The U.S.A.
          • Teflon-Lined Stainless Braided Outer Housing
          • Flexible Inner Dipstick Measuring Cable
          • Eliminate Expulsion Of Dipstick
          • Holds Vacuum


          SPECIFICS:


          Engine Make/SizeFord 289-302
          WARNING CA Proposition 65Yes
          WARNING CA Proposition 65 MessageWARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

          Brite; Through Timing Chain Cover


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          APPLICATIONS:


          • 1963-1969 Ford Country Squire
          • 1969-1969 Ford F-100
          • 1967-1969 Mercury Cougar
          • 1964-1969 Mercury Cyclone
          • 1968-1969 Mercury Montego
          • 1964-1967 Mercury Caliente
          • 1967-1967 Mercury Commuter
          • 1963-1963 Ford 300
          • 1964-1969 Ford Mustang
          • 1966-1967 Mercury Voyager
          • 1969-1969 Ford E-100 Econoline
          • 1964-1969 Mercury Comet
          • 1965-1965 Ford Falcon Sedan Delivery
          • 1969-1969 Ford E-200 Econoline
          • 1965-1969 Ford LTD
          • 1963-1967 Ford Galaxie
          • 1969-1969 Ford E-300 Econoline
          • 1964-1969 Ford Custom 500
          • 1966-1969 Ford Bronco
          • 1964-1969 Ford Falcon
          • 1963-1969 Ford Fairlane
          • 1963-1969 Ford Galaxie 500
          • 1965-1969 Ford Custom
          • 1963-1969 Ford Country Sedan
          • 1968-1969 Ford Torino
          • 1964-1967 Mercury Villager
          • 1963-1969 Ford Ranch Wagon
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