Hewland Racing Lg To Ford Indy Engine Bellhousing on 2040-parts.com
Santa Paula, California, US
This a rare Indy car bellhousing, like 4 cam Ford engines to Hewland LG gearbox. It is in very good condition. It was used on the turbo Ford indy engine cars as well as the McNamara cars. It is 3" deep. Thanks for looking, good luck 805 298-3152
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