Ford,240/250 Perfect Circle Main Bearings Ms-979 P Std on 2040-parts.com
Bryan, Texas, US
THESE MAIN BEARINGS FITS FORD,240/250CHECK YOUR NEEDS TO MAKE SURE THEY FIT.
MS-979P STD.
Ford: 240(65-66), 250(69-1973); FordInd:
240(66-74), 300(66-1993); FordMar: 240(80-80),
250(69-79), 300(80-80); FordTrk: 240(66-66),
250(69-74), 300(66-1966); OscoMar: 300
Contents: (1)MB-2554P(F) (6)MB-2553P
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