New 1962 63 64 1965 Ford Mustang, Falcon Merc Comet V8 Camshaft 221, 260 Engine on 2040-parts.com
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You are purchasing a new Republic Gear # TC83 camshaft for 1962 1963 1964 Ford, 1963 1964 Ford Falcon and Mercury Comet, and 1965 Ford Mustang with 221 and 260 V8 engine. Always double check your parts book or parts dealer to be sure the item fits your vehicle before purchasing. Please check out our other auctions and Ebay store.G8B USA buyer will pay UPS shipping and handling charge. All payments must be made by Paypal or cash on pickup at our warehouse. Please call Jack at 732-446-3738 to answer any questions, arrange for a pickup or to discuss other delivery options. Thank you.  |
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