Ford Fomoco Nos Bearing Race Cup Pair B6a-4222-a Timken 26822 on 2040-parts.com
Watson, Louisiana, US
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The part is New Original Stock, has been stored many years- boxes in rough shape. Pictures are of the actual ones to be shipped. Please ask any questions prior to bid or purchase. Thanks for viewing!
Item offered is (Two) FoMoCo / Timken bearing race. Please it is the buyer's responsibility to make sure of compatibility and correctness for their needs.
Part number B6A-4222-A, Timken 26822. Note: One real nice with dry cosmoline, other has a couple very small spots of surface rust- still nice.
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