1972 Small Block Chevy 350 4 Bolt Main Block 3970010 010 D-25-2 Lt1 on 2040-parts.com
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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1972 Small Block Chevy 350 4 Bolt Main Block 3970010 010 D-25-2 LT1 Cleaned and checked for cracks. No sleeves. Bore sitting on .030 over 4.030. Cylinders are clean with no pits but a little wear. Very nice block to build for a Z28 or Corvette LT1 clone. Part # 3970010 Date D-25-2 Call Howard at 513-615-9443 if you have any questions or send me a message here on Ebay or would like to make arrangements to see the item at my warehouse in Cincinnati, Ohio 45229 Shipping will be freight. Thanks for looking and have a nice day !!!!28 |
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