For sale is a full set of Ford Model T crankshaft counterweights and mounting hardware. These are exact replicas of the early Dunn counterweights, and they are made in the USA! For shipping cost to your area, or for a free Gaslight Auto Parts catalog, call 1-800-242-6491
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Crankshafts & Parts for Sale
- Ford flathead 8ba narrow belt pulley crankshaft(US $65.00)
- Porsche 356 / 912 crankshaft pulley oem two hole original genuine german(US $169.95)
- Exhaust valve guide - standard size - plain - .373 id - 427 v8 - ford & mercury(US $2.95)
- Exhaust valve guide - 352 v8 - standard od - plain - .373 id(US $2.95)
- Ford thunderbird exhaust valve guide, standard od, plain, .373 id, 352 v8,(US $2.95)
- Exhaust valve guide - 239 v8 overhead valve - standard od - plain - .344 id(US $1.95)
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