Continental 0-300 Rocker Arms on 2040-parts.com
Deep Run, North Carolina, United States
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This is a complete set of original Rocker arms from a first eun Continental 0-300 engine.
Six of them are factory drilled for the exhaust side and the other six are not.
These rockers are in excellent condition and are guaranteed serviceable.Any rocker that is not found in satisfactory will be replaced with a replacement item.
These are becoming very hard to acquire and I have about 4 additional sets .If you need ant additional small continental parts,I can probably provide them.Thanks for looking and place your bid.
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