Willys-knight Engine Parts Cylinders, Sliding Valves??, Pistons And Rods My# 462 on 2040-parts.com
Fresno, California, US
MY # 462 Engine parts for a Willys-Knight car. 3 pistons and rods. 3 cylinders with the valve sleeves attached. The middle cylinder in the picture has breaks-look at pictures 3 and 5. The rest of the items appear to be fine, The sleeves do not slide. Babbit looks good. What you see is what you get but I will try to answer any questions--I am not a mechanic. Thanks for looking
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