Nos Delco Dc-12/465 Battery Edsel Ford Mercury on 2040-parts.com
Shady Cove, Oregon, United States
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Beautiful and flawless tar-top battery for your '58-'60 Edsel,'56-'62 Ford (except Falcon),and your '56-'62 Mercury (except '57-'59 Cruiser)
Dry charge and NOS. All caps are perfect. No cracks. Great for static/concours or just use it as intended. |
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