(16) Oldsmobile Diesel Pushrods on 2040-parts.com
Milford, Illinois, United States
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For sale - (16) Pushrods removed from an Oldsmobile diesel engine. Pushrods are in good used condition. A few show some very light surface rust from storage that will clean up. Only (8) pushrods are shown in the picture but all (16) are included.
Actual item is pictured. Our used items are sold as-is, no returns. Shipping is a flat $12.95 to the United States and its territories. See our other auctions for more parts! |
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