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Martin Wells Ford Camshaft Timing Gear 208 B Bolt On 4 Cyl N 1941-42 V8 1935-42 on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
Location:

Walton, Nebraska, United States

Walton, Nebraska, United States

Timing Gear

This Camshaft Timing Gear was made by Martin Wells for Ford, 4 cylinder (N) 1941-1942 and V8 1935-1942.  The box is marked with part number 208B Std. 

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