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Ignition Coil - New - 6 Volt - Tall Type - Black Case - V8 - Ford Script (1937-1941 Ford Car)

Item EK-32-17440-1
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      Features

      • High Quality Construction
      • All New With Period-Correct Style & Lettering
      • Two-Screw Mounting Style
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 64-17440
      • Macs Legacy Number: 78-12036-A
      • Eckler OEM Number: 78-12036

      Description

      The ignition or spark coil on your 1937-1941 Ford is an essential part of the engine, multiplying the battery's output and creating the volts needed to ignite the fuel, thereby giving your car power. MAC's Auto Parts now offers this high quality replacement type coil for your 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, or 1941 Ford. This is a 12 volt coil that can be used for both 6 and 12 volt applications. When running a distributor on an older vehicle, this 6 volt modern style coil is a must. High quality and proudly made in the USA! As always, you can always count on MAC's Auto Parts for all of your vintage and classic Ford needs.

      This is the two-screw mounting style coil. Correct style & lettering as original. All New.





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