Sbf Stroker Template on 2040-parts.com
Waitsburg, Washington, United States
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This ford stoker template was in a box of parts I acquired. No paperwork of any kind...but a friend who is familiar with fords said this is a template used for notching sbf engine blocks for putting stroke cranks in sbf. Free shipping to lower 48. AK/HI is $7.50...no returns.
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