1970's Ford Small Block Lh Exhaust Manifold D1de-9431aa on 2040-parts.com
New London, Minnesota, United States
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Offering a 1970's Ford Small Block LH Exhaust Manifold. This is in good, original condition. I'm not sure what vehicle it came off of. There aren't any cracks or missing pieces. The two exhaust studs & nuts are in good condition with the flange. Please email with any questions. Feedback will be left on
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