1965 Corvette 396 425hp Big Block 3856208 Cylinder Heads on 2040-parts.com
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1965 Corvette Big Block 425hp 396 Cylinder Heads Casting #3856208 / Casting Date B-19-5 Bare Castings in Excellent Condition Professionally Cleaned, Magnafluxed, and Surfaced By Pacific Performance Products in Anaheim CA All Bolt Hole Threads in Excellent Condition One Combustion Chamber Shows Light Damage See Detail Photo I Don't Know the History on These Heads I Don't Know What the Damage is From Thanks For Looking |
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