Model A Ford Camshaft on 2040-parts.com
Okanogan, Washington, United States
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CAM HAS GOOD SHARP LOBES, BUT HAS PITTING FROM OXIDATION. FRONT JOURNAL IS 1.558 X 1.558 INCH. SECOND JOURNAL IS 1.553 X 1.554, THIRD, 1.556 X 1.556. I WILL NOT GUARANTEE MY MEASUREMENTS. NUT IS INCLUDED, SUCH AS IT IS. PRETTY ROUGH, BUT IT MAY BE SUITABLE FOR CORE. WAS REMOVED FROM 1930 BLOCK.
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