Vintage Cal Custom Oil Pan Part# 7100 Sbc Small Block Chevy 283 327 350 400 on 2040-parts.com
Westminster, California, United States
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Vintage Cal Custom aluminum finned oil pan for small block Chevy engines 283 - 400 1979 and earlier with dip stick on driver side. It is in good used condition. It has some chipped fins, look closely at the pictures and you will see. Other than that it is in great condition. Make sure you can use this item before clicking the buy it now because there will be no returns! All sales Final!
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