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Best Gasket 7014 1937-48 Flathead Ford V8 Water Pump Gaskets
Best Gasket 7014 1937-48 Flathead Ford V8 Water Pump Gaskets
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Best Gasket 7014 1937-48 Flathead Ford V8 Water Pump Gaskets
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.02"
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Whether you're installing original Flathead water pumps or Speedway's all-new redesigned pumps, you'll need fresh gaskets to seal them to the block. These gaskets are for 1937-1948 Flathead water pumps. Sold as a pair.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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Each kit from Speedway Motors is carefully packaged and delivered right to your door. Below is a list of all the items you should expect to receive when you order this kit. Some of these items may also be available for sale individually if you're here looking for replacement parts.-
1937-48 Flathead Ford Water Pump GasketPart # 91015535-1Qty x 2
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