Sbc Camel Hump Heads on 2040-parts.com
Cedar Falls, Iowa, United States
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SBC FI heads. Camel hump. The chart I looked at shows these heads to be 1961-1970. Dual Quad. FI and 4BRL Corvette. 2.02/1.60 They don't look as bad as the pictures show. No vales, No spring. Just good bare heads. Sold as is. Local pic up only. To costly to ship.
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