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  1. 02-26-2021, 03:27 PM #1
    aturboman
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    FS: Sandcast Oil Pump & T-Stat

    These are from a very early (1964 dated engine) I sadly parted out many moons ago.
    Both parts have been in a box for the last 30 years, excellent for a period correct early motor build.

    Oil pump is very early w/engine s/n etched on it. Turns like butter and no damage visible to any of the gear teeth.
    There is little shelf abrasion to the end of the pick-up tube. Will include the original screen which is near mint.
    $200 shipped

    Early style sand cast engine case T-stat from same motor $150 shipped
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