1960-61 Chevy Corvair .003 Over Intake Valves Nos Gm 516 on 2040-parts.com
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1960-61 CHEVY CORVAIR .003 OVER INTAKE VALVES NEW...NOS GM PART # 6297443 VALVES HAVE SOME SURFACE RUST ... SHELF AGE NICE ....HARD TO FIND SEE OUR OTHER ITEMS MAKE SURE THIS IS CORRECT FOR YOUR RIDE BEFORE YOU BID EMAIL WITH QUESTIONS......SOLD AS IS.....NO RESERVE
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