Vintage Offenhauser Buick Nailhead Engine To Ford Transmission Adapter Offy 0309 on 2040-parts.com
Grand Rapids, Ohio, US
Vintage Offenhauser 0309 aluminum Buick Nailhead to 1932 - 1948 Ford / Mercury transmission adapter. It's in great shape, no cracks or repairs and all threads are good. Ready to install.
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