65 66 67 68 Chevelle Chevy Smog Bracket W/ A/c Original Cast 3877496 on 2040-parts.com
Marengo, Illinois, US
Original gm chevy smog pump bracket with A/C. Cast bracket.
P.N. 3877496. also has SM 6
This is the cast version with built in a/c mount for rear adjuster.
Fits 65 66 67 chevelle, impala, nova, 67 camaro
Will work on 68 also. 283 327 350
Has been stripped, washed and painted oem orange.
Could pass for new, looks like has never been installed.
Real nice. Sold as is.
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