231 / 3.8l Buick Cylinder Head (new) on 2040-parts.com
Macomb, Michigan, US
THIS AUCTION IS FOR ONE BRAND NEW 231 C.I. / 3.8 LITER BUICK V6 CYLINDER HEAD. THE CASTING NUMBER IS 25524248 J. IT IS LISTED AS A FRONT WHEEL DRIVE CYLINDER HEAD. BUYER PAYS FOR SHIPPING. CRATING & HANDLING ARE INCLUDED IN THE PRICE. MASTER CARD, VISA OR PAY PAL ARE ACCEPTED. OR ITEM MAY BE PICKED UP LOCALLY WITH CASH. I AM APRX 15 MILES NORTH OF DETROIT.
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