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WTB: 4.2L camshaft
Looking for a new or VERY low mile 4.2L camshaft. If anyone has one that they either purchased and never installed or installed for a very short amount of time before giving up on the project let me know!
Thanks, Bill
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Bill 93 LWB Westminster 155+k miles ArmyRover- "it's actually more of self inflicted torture chamber with doors and tires"- with this, I can relate! |
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