1969 Big Block Chevy Rectangular Port Heads Cast 3919840 on 2040-parts.com
Penn Run, Pennsylvania, US
1969 Big Block Chevrolet Rectangular Port Cylinder Heads. Casting Number 3919840. Dates A-22-9 and C-24-9. I took these heads on trade several years ago and deceided its time to let them go.
They include the guides, studs and valves.
Local Pick-up only unless the buyer arranges shipping.
Thanks for looking!
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