1949 To 1953 Ford Or Mercury Offenhauser Cylinder Heads on 2040-parts.com
Grant, Florida, United States
Aluminum cylinder heads, been sitting for a long time. Right head has two spark plug inserts, one helicoil at the distributor lock hole, also two of the fins at top front have small chips. Left head appears to be ok. Should be glass beaded
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