81 82 83 84 Ford Econoline Van 302 5.0 V8 Oil Pan E-150 E-250 E-350 on 2040-parts.com
Eddyville, Oregon, United States
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Here is the oil pan from a 302-equipped '84 Ford Van. Should fit all '81 to '84 Ford vans with the 302 engine. Is in good condition, straight and dent-free aside from a couple of small dings (an inch or less across) that would be easy to tap out if you wanted. Has no rust damage. Is the style that has the opening in the side for the dipstick. Buyer to pay shipping based on location, $22 for the eastern half of the US and $15 for the west coast. International buyers, please inquire for a shipping quote. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, YOU CAN CALL DAVE AT 541-401-3622 |
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