1937 Ford Flathead V8 21 Stud Engine on 2040-parts.com
San Juan Capistrano, California, United States
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1937 FORD Flathead V8 21 stud, the block looks good, pistons are stamped 30. all valves and cam are still in the block. main caps are in place. comes with 2 crankshafts. both look to be in good condition, no oil pan or heads. LOOK at pictures closely what you see in the pictures is what you get. NO SHIPPING!! this is for local pick up only. I do have some other engine parts to be listed. 59 AB crankshaft,8BA crankshaft, 59 AB heads, several cams,one Mercury cam, all in decent condition. Local pick up only. upon pick up if you are not pleased with the purchase I will refund the money less $20 Ebay fees for more info call 949-429-5382
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