302-351w 70-73 Timing Cover Bolts. (item#159a) on 2040-parts.com
Kingman, Arizona, US
For use from 1970 through 1973 Ford 302-351W engines timing cover bolrts, This is a set of 6 bolts for the timing cover itself., they measure 5/16"nc. The 4 longer flange bolts have the correct head marking with an "f" the shorter bolts are plain with no head marking. These are the correct length, size and style as original.
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