1965 Mgb Camshaft on 2040-parts.com
Scottsmoor, Florida, United States
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The camshaft was removed from the engine
and is in excellent condition. We've had it in dry storage since '95
but have now abandoned the rebuild on the car. See our other listing for
a 1965 MGB crankshaft.
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