Nos Cam Timing Gear Cylent Celoran 2589 Studebaker 6 Cylinder Ford 50s 60s on 2040-parts.com
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NOS Cy-lent brand fiber timing gear. Celoran # 2589 on the gear. The place I bought this from had a bunch of Studebaker parts/cars and there were other "new" components for a 6 cylinder. So, I'm guessing this is for a Studebaker, most likely a Lark. It measures 6 1/4" across, 1" wide on the teeth. It has a little chip near one of the 2 center holes. Nothing serious. Center area has a little surface rust, but it should clean up OK. Box is very bad. FREE shipping in the lower 48 USA. Look close. Rare parts at a low price. See my other auctions. |
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