64-65 & 1967 Gto Lemans Tempest Firebird Grand Prix Valve Cover Rubber Plug,v8 on 2040-parts.com
Spofford, New Hampshire, United States
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1963-65 67 GTO LEMANS FIREBIRD GRAND PRIX VALVE COVER PLUG,V8 THIS IS THE RUBBER PLUG THAT GOES INTO THE VALVE COVER ON THE 64-65 & 67 PONTIAC V8 ENGINES. THIS LISTING IS FOR 1 PLUG, PICTURE SHOWS 2, BUT THIS IS TO SEE THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF THE PLUG. PLUG HAS THE CORRECT GM PART NUMBER AND "FK66" STAMPING ON IT.  AMES PART #N219X  |
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