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New 1932-53 Ford Flathead Complete Valve Rebuilt Set Bb1-7 on 2040-parts.com

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McMinnville, Tennessee, United States

McMinnville, Tennessee, United States
Condition:New Brand:Ford Manufacturer Part Number:DOES NOT APPLY

This is a complete Valve train set for Ford flathead engines. This is the 1949-53 style but will work in the earlier engines as well. Everything you will need except the lifters. This kit comes with high quality Stainless valves.. Unlike most that sell Chevy Valves for the flathead that are .100" too long, these are the exact stock size. 4.817" long, 1.54" diameter and .341 stem diameter. We do combine shipping, so check my other auctions frequently. For international orders, or combined shipping please wait for a corrected total BEFORE paying! In some instances if you receive a second chance offer for a item, it may not be able to be shipped with other items due to eBay requiring immediate payment. I ship immediately  once paid! I accept all forms of payments, (PayPal, Credit Cards over the phone, and mail in payments). Thanks for looking and please add me to your favorite sellers list as most all my items are No Reserve, and we will be listing many goodies throughout the years. Questions or Comments don't hesitate to call 615-293-9985. Thanks!

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