1967-79 Pontiac V8 Distributor Hold Down 326 350 400 428 455 on 2040-parts.com
Tampa, Florida, United States
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THIS IS A USED ORIGINAL 1967-79 PONTIAC V8 DISTRIBUTOR HOLD DOWN. FITS 326 350 400 428 455. IN GOOD USED CONDITION CLEANED AND PAINTED. PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN 3 DAYS OF END OF AUCTION. I WILL COMBINE ORDERS TO SAVE ON SHIPPING CHARGES. E-MAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS. ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
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