P-ayr Ardun Flathead, Block, Heads, Valve Covers on 2040-parts.com
Northport, Michigan, United States
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We used this engine as a mockup in the 1936 Ford Roadsters we built. Valve covers are sprayed silver and peeling a bit. We took a small notch out of block to fit steering. Doesn't affect anything. Cost new was $700.00. We box securely for FREE shipping to US locations ( lower 48 states only).
Makes a cool man cave addition or use to fit in your car. |
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