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1957 58 59 60 Ford Y Block Rocker Arm Assemblies on 2040-parts.com

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Kingston, Pennsylvania, United States

Kingston, Pennsylvania, United States

THIS IS A SET OF ORIGINAL ROCKER ARM ASSEMBLIES WE PULLED FROM A FORD Y BLOCK. THE ROCKERS ALL STILL TURN ON THE SHAFTS BUT THEY DO NEED TO BE CLEANED UP. THE ROCKER ARMS HAVE THE PART NUMBER 5751066 STAMPED ON THEM.

SOLD AS IS.

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WE ARE SELLING OUT SOME 55 56 AND 57 T BIRD PARTS FROM OUR 30 YEAR COLLECTION. WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF USED ORIGINAL PARTS. IF YOU DON'T SEE THE PART YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ON ANY OF OUR LISTINGS JUST EMAIL AND WE WILL TRY TO LIST THEM ASAP.


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