1973 73 Ford Truck Nos Timing Cam Sprocket D3tz-6256-a on 2040-parts.com
Watson, Louisiana, US
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Item offered is a New Original Stock Ford Cam Sprocket part number D3TZ-6256-A and has never been installed. Not sure of which engines would have been installed so you will need to make sure for your vehicle. Buyer to receive the actual part pictured. Please send me an email with any questions.
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