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Mount Pleasant, North Carolina, United States

Mount Pleasant, North Carolina, United States
Bow Tie Cross Ram V6 intake manifold GM Performance Parts 14044803 14044804, image 1
“vintage NASCAR intake mid 80's”
Brand:GM Manufacturer Part Number:14044804

First off I would like to say I have no earthly idea what this intake is truly worth i got it from a good friend that had passed away years back he worked for charlotte motor Speedway for 20 plus years and was over the shop it was some of the stuff they tried in the 80's with v6 engines in the race cars. It's an interesting piece and like I said I have not the slightest idea what it was on or what it's really worth! I'm running it as a no reserve auction just to clean out my shop. So if your interested and have any additional questions feel free to message me and I'll do you best to answer your questions. Thanks and happy bidding!!!

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