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1975 Pontiac V8 Exhaust Manifold Heat Shield,heat Riser,firebird,trans Am,lemans on 2040-parts.com

US $75.00
Location:

Washington Court House, Ohio, United States

Washington Court House, Ohio, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Warranty:No

1975 Pontiac  v8 exhaust manifold heat shield/heat riser to breather,could have many other applications,firebird,bonneville,catalina,most any Pontiac 70-90,and more,etc.],good condition for driver,more pics available,please be sure this will fit your application before bidding,i also have many other pontiac/gm/chevy parts available,sold as-is,ask any and all questions prior to bidding.more pics available,please see my other auctions for more classic cars,parts,collectibles,and other stuff.


i am a 1 man operation and have a rural location and i try to get shipments out as soon as they are paid but sometimes shipments get delayed.so if you are in a super hurry,let me know and i will do my best to get it out quick.

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