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1953 Chevy Valve Rocker Arm Shaft Oil Connector Nos In Gm Box 3701304 - Ch628 on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Thomasville, Pennsylvania, United States

Thomasville, Pennsylvania, United States
New Old Stock
Brand:GM Other Part Number:1.531 Manufacturer Part Number:3701304



  • 1953 Chevy Valve Rocker Arm Shaft Oil Connector
  • Original - New Old Stock
  • Part No. 3701304   -  Group No. 1.531
  • Fits all 1953 models With 235 except Powerglide
  • Has some very light surface rust
  • In original GM Box


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