3946074 L-88 Bbc Aluminum Cyl Head on 2040-parts.com
Stanley, New York, United States
Used Chevy big block head some damage (shown in pics) should work on any 65-84 Chevy big block 396 402 427 454. Will need to be resurfaced and have valve job done
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