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1960's Chevy 283 327 307 302 350 400 Vintage Cal-custom Valve Covers Finned Pair on 2040-parts.com

US $300.00
Location:

Saint-Clet, Quebec, Canada

Saint-Clet, Quebec, Canada
Condition:Used Brand:CAMARO NOVA CHEVELLE HOT-ROD GASSER DRAGSTER Surface Finish:SBC SMALL BLOCK CHEVY CHEVROLET

NICE SET OF USED FINNED VALVE COVERS FOR SMALL BLOCK CHEVY

VINTAGE STYLE

ONLY NEED TO BE POLISH FOR LOOK PERFECT

NO CRACK ON ALL

MADE BY CAL-CUSTOM IN THE 60'S

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