67-68 Firebird Oil Dipstick Tube In The Pan, V8 on 2040-parts.com
Spofford, New Hampshire, US
EXCELLENT QUALITY NEW REPRODUCTION OF THE OIL DIPSTICK TUBE
USED ON THE 67-68 FIREBIRDS WITH V8 ENGINES. THIS IS THE BOTTOM
TUBE IN THE OIL PAN FOR ALL V8 CARS. THIS TUBE IS INSTALLED IN THE OIL
PAN AND IS HELD IN PLACE BY THE WINDAGE TRAY.
TUBE IS MADE IN STAINLESS.
AMES PART # FN419JL
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