Ford 3.9 (239) L-head V-8 Rod Bearings. 1946-1953 Federal Mogul 9805ca-020-nib!! on 2040-parts.com
USA, US
For sale are 4 FEDERAL MOGUL Connecting Rod Bearings. FEDERAL MOGUL Part # 9805CA-020
Rod bearings fit the following engines:
FORD 3.9 L-HEAD (239) 100 HP V-8 Engines from 1946-1953
FORD TRUCK 3.9 L-HEAD 100 HP V-8 Engines from 1948-1953
Bearings are New in Box and have never been installed.
Buy it now price is a steal! Bearings come with FREE Expedited shipping.
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