Aluminum 215 V8 Engine Buick Oldsmobile 62-63 on 2040-parts.com
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States
have (2) engines both aluminum 215 cubic inch V8's
1. Buick rebuilt, heads still in the plastic 1. Oldsmobile, needs rebuilt **will consider truck shipping at cost will provide quote if requested. |
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