65 66 67 68 1969 70 Chevelle Ss 396 Nova Camaro Z28 Chevy Impala 427 Z Bar Stud on 2040-parts.com
Montour, Iowa, US
One brand new Genuine GM z bar to engine block mounting stud.This stud is correct for 1966-1970 Camaros,Chevelles,Novas and Chevrolets with a small or big block.These are always missing when you buy a project car,so dont miss out on this one.See my other auctions for more hard to find items.Thanks and happy bidding.
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