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68 69 3933163 396 375 Hp 427 425 Chevelle Camaro Nova Chevy Intake Manifold on 2040-parts.com

US $329.00
Location:

Leo, Indiana, United States

Leo, Indiana, United States
Condition:Used Brand:GM Manufacturer Part Number:3933163

Up for sale is a very nice original 1968-1969 aluminum Big Block Chevy 396-375HP or 427-425HP intake manifold. The intake is GM part# 3933163 and is dated 4-3-69. (Of course once installed the date would not be seen) The intake has been cleaned, inspected and has no type of damage or repairs seen. All threads are very nice as well. This is as nice as one could hope to find.  This was used  on the following 1968-1969 big block applications: Camaro, Nova Chevelle & El Camino 396-375HP, This is a must for that matching numbers restoration!!

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