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  1. 08-07-2015, 01:53 PM #1
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    FS: Complete 2.0L center oiling cam system 1965

    1965 center oiling cam system; cams, cam towers,P1020529(1).jpgP1020530(1).jpgP1020532(1).jpgP1020534(1).jpgP1020535(1).jpg chain housings and covers, original upper and lower valve covers. Great shape, right cam has very small pit in #4 intake lobe. These cams have not been reground. Chain cover oiling rubber seals in very good condition. $1750 plus shipping CONUS
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    I will take them. Thanks
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    Beaten by a minute Frank... You beat me by 15 seconds last week on the NOS front suspension pan... That was a DANG!!!

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    Where there is a winner there must also be a loser. I've had my share of both.

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    Indeed: the chase is also quite a buzz. And I agree about DT!...

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