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Mgb Camshaft Reground on 2040-parts.com

US $85.00
Location:

Hemet, California, United States

Hemet, California, United States
This camshaft is ready to go reground by web cams
Brand:British Leyland Surface Finish:Reground polished Interchange Part Number:1-834 Victoria british Warranty:No

Just to fill in the page , it is a MGB 1800 camshaft reground to MG specs. in great shape, buyer pays shipping

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