Aston Martin Oil Cooler Db4 Db5 Db6 Aluminum New on 2040-parts.com
Redding, California, United States
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Here is a brand new aluminum oil cooler to replace the cracked, dented, and leaking one on your Aston Martin DB4, DB5, or DB6. These are a fraction of the price of a factory cooler and the last time I got one from them it was this exact unit. We have used these here in the shop and they are a direct bolt-on replacement. We also carry the oil cooler mounts and hoses if you need them. Call Kevin Kay Restorations for your classic Aston Martin parts needs!
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