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Camshaft 81 Corvette 350 on 2040-parts.com

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Nine Mile Falls, Washington, United States

Nine Mile Falls, Washington, United States
Condition:Used

this camshaft cam out of an 81 Corvette, stock 350, 4 spd. during a changeovcr to intake, carb, headers and cam etc..seemed ok at the time but about 100K miles on car, no real idea of condition so sale is as a used part, as is, no guarantee as to condition or usefulness..but here it is..maybe someone can use it..maybe even as Corvette garage décor?

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