57 58 59 60 61 Corvette 283/230-245-270 Service Oil Pan 62 327/250-300 Hp on 2040-parts.com
Rockford, Illinois, US
This is a GM service pan for early Corvette without trap door .
BTW trap door pans started in 1960 according to GM parts books .
This has a 2nd design baffle internally .
There is some pitting outside .
Interior is rather clean overall.
This will fit 283-327 engines only , NOT 265!!!
The dipstick relief is on the driver-left side as it should be .
Drain plug threads are in good shape.
This is a GENUINE GENERAL MOTORS ITEM!!!!
Paypal accepted .
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