1963-1975 Corvette Oil Pump Screen N.o.s. on 2040-parts.com
Independence, Ohio, United States
New Old Stock Oil Pump Screen. 1963 thru 1975 Corvette w/327, 350 engine. Group#1.656, Part#3830080. Had long time, may need some cleaning on surface. see picture #5.
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