1956-1957 368 Lincoln Heads on 2040-parts.com
Eagle, Wisconsin, United States
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Put up for auction is a 1956 368 Lincoln Premiere set of heads. These came off a running car with a blown head gasket. Common. The valves look like they have been ground before. The guides are knurled. They are heavy and shipping will not be cheap. But if it is less than I posted I will refund the difference. I have 100% feedback and my main reason for selling is to see them go to a good home. I don't make money on shipping. If its more, its on me. I have a lot of Lincoln engine part/spares after a restoration project. Look at my other auctions for more Lincoln parts. Thanks for looking.
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