1975 Ford F-250 Catalytic Converter
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Catalytic Converter
$190.02
$159.41
In Stock
Condition: New
Ships: Friday Oct. 3rd
Pick-Up: Ready in 1 Hour Friday Oct. 3rd
Pick-Up: Ready in 1 Hour Friday Oct. 3rd
Required Per Vehicle: 1
Made in USA
Vehicle fitment:
Engine Base: 4.9L 4917cc 300ci L6 (4.00x3.98; 101.6x101.0);
Engine Base: 4.9L 4917cc 300ci L6 (4.00x3.98; 101.6x101.0);
Vehicle Fitment Notes:
with Federal/California Emissions System Not legal for sale or use in California and other CARB-compliant states. Legal in Maine on EPA Federal Emission Equipped Vehicles only. Consult the aftermarket converter regulations in your state for details. Standard Universal Type Modifications and/or Additional Parts May Be Required for Installation
with Federal/California Emissions System Not legal for sale or use in California and other CARB-compliant states. Legal in Maine on EPA Federal Emission Equipped Vehicles only. Consult the aftermarket converter regulations in your state for details. Standard Universal Type Modifications and/or Additional Parts May Be Required for Installation
Catalytic Converter
$347.30
$193.72
Out of Stock
Condition: New
Required Per Vehicle: 1
Made in USA
Vehicle fitment:
Engine Base: 4.9L 4917cc 300ci L6 (4.00x3.98; 101.6x101.0);
Engine Base: 4.9L 4917cc 300ci L6 (4.00x3.98; 101.6x101.0);
Vehicle Fitment Notes:
CARB Executive Order D-182-55 Legal for sale and use in California and other states requiring CARB-compliant replacement converters. Consult the aftermarket converter regulations in your state for details. Universal Type Modifications and/or Additional Parts May Be Required for Installation
CARB Executive Order D-182-55 Legal for sale and use in California and other states requiring CARB-compliant replacement converters. Consult the aftermarket converter regulations in your state for details. Universal Type Modifications and/or Additional Parts May Be Required for Installation