1967 Big Block Chevy 396 427 Rectangle Port Cylinder Head 3904391 391 K-22-6 on 2040-parts.com
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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1967 Big Block Chevy 396 427 Rectangle Port Cylinder Head 3904391 391 K-22-6 Up for sale is a 391 head. Dated K-22-6. Was cleaned and pressure checked. Has a repaired valve seat (see last picture). E-mail or call with any questions (513)-582-9674 |
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