Federal Mogul Chevy Chevrolet Rat Rod Vintage Rod @ Main Bearings Stovebolt Sbc on 2040-parts.com
Alvarado, Texas, US
here are is a big box of new old stock from a parts store that closed years ago.there is a 118 boxes of rod and main bearings for old chevy 235 250 283 small blocksthere is federal mogul and gm boxes.the box weighs about 35 pounds.you will have to check part numbers yourself. EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS AND HAPPY MOTORING.
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