Hopefully someone will have what you need. I'd recommend putting an ad in the Classifieds.

@tiny Thanks Tiny

What year is the engine in the vehicle? There's a casting date on the right side of the block, located in between cylinders 2 and 3. it has three components:

• The first is a capital letter and stands for the month. A=Jan, B=Feb, etc.
• The second component is a number from 1-31. This represents the day of the month
• The third component is a single number that stands for the year. 5=1925, 6=1926, 7=1927

The reason I bring this up is that a '25 cam won't work in a '26 or '27 engine.  A '25 cam does not have the distributor gear teeth cut into the center bearing because the distributor is located behind the generator and is driven by the generator's shaft. In 1926, the distributor was relocated located to the middle of the block and is driven by the gears cut into the middle bearing of the cam shaft.

As to finding a cam shaft, I suggest that you contact a VCCA chapter (region) near you. They will know who has parts stashed away in dark places. 😉

Here's a link to the local chapter roster: https://vcca.org/regions-chapters/

Cheers, Dean

@rustoholic Thank you for your response.  It does not matter as my friend has a machine shop and is doing some creative things with it for an engine we are building.  I think he has already gone the local route with out success.

@nhinchas  I have some used 1928 Camshafts. Let me know if you still need one.