Corvette Gm Nos Camshaft Lt1 3972178 Still In The Tube! 70 71 72 370 350 255 on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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NOS camshaft, solid lifter, unopened. Rare!
As is no warranty I am looking for an early 1964 vette 2818 Holley carb and a 3740997 head for a 1957 vette. Will work a trade or purchase from you. Email me if you have either of the above. International bidders, please contact me before bidding to discuss shipping costs. Thanks. |
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