Crower Cam 22914 on 2040-parts.com
Burleson, Texas, United States
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Vintage Crower Cam 22914, applications are for a Ford big block 429 or 460. This is not for the Boss 429. Still wrapped in original plastic, in cosmoline, in original box. Found in a barn, in storage for over 30 years. Also have factory heads, 4 barrel intake and 4 barrel carb. Available at additional cost. Contact me for details. Probably came out of a late 60's or early 70's T-Bird or Lincoln, big block 429. Someone was apparently trying to upgrade one. PLEASE CHECK YOUR APPLICATION, NO RETURN.
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