1971 Buick 455 Heads on 2040-parts.com
Amherst, Ohio, United States
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I have had these heads in my Garage for more then 25 years - they have been oiled and kept in a dry place. They are complete heads out of 1971 buick 455 #1237661 and in very good shape. The heads are for sale locally so I will end the auction early if they sell ..Please look at the pictures closely before you bid since I offer no returns - buyer pays for shipping or you can pick up locally if you can ..
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