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AC PF 857 Oil Filter

Used extensively in a diversity of Mack Truck and Caterpillar diesel engines, we are pleased to be able to make available four (4) AC PF 857 Oil Filters. Approximate dimensions are: 10 1/8 inch (height) x 4 3/8 inch (diameter). With competitive brands ranging in price from $8.49 to $22.65 each, the purchaser of this item will realize a cost savings of 41% to 78%.

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Ford Motorcraft Autolite BF42 Spark Plugs

Throughout much of the 1960s and a portion of the 1970s, the Autolite BF42 was the spark plug of choice of The Ford Motor Company finding widespread usage in a variety of engines, including the 221, 240, 260, 289, 302, 351, 352, 390, 428, and 429. Last produced approximately twenty five years ago and, therefore, growing increasingly difficult to locate, they are much sought by collectors of vintage and classic Ford automobiles—particularly the high performance muscle cars such as the legendary Mustang—who strive to achieve purity and originality of restoration as well as optimal engine performance.

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Chilton's Guide To Brakes, Steering and Suspension 1980-87

With the increasing popularity of front wheel drive automobiles, rack and pinion steering and advanced braking systems, basic service information on these new design components is a necessity for the do-it-yourselfer or mechanic. MacPherson struts have replaced the traditional shock absorber as the basic suspension unit of almost all modern front suspension designs, and while the modern suspension systems contains fewer parts, the service procedures are more complex and unique to each individual system. Similarly, advances in steering and brake system design and performance, make accurate service procedures a necessity.

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Ford Motorcraft Autolite BRF42 Spark Plugs

With few exceptions, the Autolite BRF42 was, throughout the 1960s and much of the 1970s, the spark plug of choice of The Ford Motor Company finding widespread usage in the vast majority of 4, 6, and 8 cylinder engines, including the 122, 221, 240, 260, 289, 302, 351, 352, 390, 406, 427, 428, 429 and 460 CID. Last produced approximately twenty five years ago and, therefore, growing increasingly difficult to locate, they are much sought by collectors of vintage and classic Ford automobiles—particularly the high performance muscle cars such as the legendary Mustang—who strive to achieve purity and originality of restoration as well as optimal engine performance.

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Chilton's Auto Repair Manual 1973

Featuring detailed, step-by-step instructions and myriad illustrations, charts, and graphical representations, the Chilton's Auto Repair Manual is a comprehensive tome which has served well generations of backyard and professional automobile mechanics. Although all-inclusive and far-reaching in its scope, the various materials are presented in a such a manner that even the novice will find much, if not most, that was once considered too complex, or perceived as incomprehensible, well within his or her sphere of understanding and capability.

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Chilton's Auto Repair Manual 1979

This definitive reference manual is divided into two handy sections and covers every mass-produced American-built car from 1972 thru 1979. Over 2,900 illustrations highlight the cross-referenced text. Notes, cautions, and time-saver tips simplify repair procedures. Long out-of-print, Chilton's Auto Repair Manual 1979 is an invaluable resource for both the collector and the restorer of vintage American automobiles.

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