Ford V8 60 on 2040-parts.com
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
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This engine , Is brand new Rebuilt for ford , It was fitted to a model A and started but never finished , so it has 0 miles on it . There is Extra manifold twin carby to go with it , may have a trans for a few extra $ , kevin 317 6959501 I have shipping contacts to Australia and NZ I also have a shipping guy that can deliver in several states at a good price . |
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