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1965, 66, 67 Chevy Corvette Chevelle & Nova Engine Oil Vent Tube L-79 327 on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
Location:

Clinton Township, Michigan, US

Clinton Township, Michigan, US
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1965, 66, 67 Chevy Corvette, CHEVELLE & Chevy II Nova

Engine Oil Rear VENT TUBE

L-79 327-325 H.P. or 327-350 H.P. engines

Used, unrestored, history unknown, look at the pictures to see if it is right for your engine. Check your factory manuals or resources to compare part number and applications.

Ask all questions early.

Unless described as NEW, Being sold as "used condition". No returns or refunds on used parts.

NOTE: I use Fed Ex Ground shipping, and will calculate your shipping to your zip code at end of auction and send your invoice.

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