1971-72 Chevy 350 Factory Iron Intake Manifold 4-barrel 6263751 Clean on 2040-parts.com
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Original Corvette cast iron intake. This was removed from a 72 and set on a self years ago. Very good condition with no cracks or damage. Any questions just let me know. Thanks
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