Ford Motorcraft Autolite BF42 Spark Plugs

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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.

We are pleased to be able to make available a collection of twelve (12) Ford Motorcraft Autolite BF42 Spark Plugs which were purchased new in 1972 (the individual boxes are imprinted with the date—"1966"), but never used. The purchaser of this set will also receive, free of charge, five (5) lightly used BF42s which are in excellent condition. All plugs are packaged in the original factory boxes.

Condition: New (Unused)

Our Price: Sold

Specifications: 1

Quantity Available:	One Set of Twelve Ford Motorcraft Autolite BF42 Spark Plugs
Part Number:	Ford Motorcraft Autolite BF42 Spark Plugs
Manufactured by:	Autolite
Country:	USA
Weight:	2 lbs. 9.5 ozs.
Shipping:	Sold
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