Buick 1959 1960 364 401 Nailhead Lh Dual Exhaust Manifold Electra Invicta on 2040-parts.com
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
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Used 1959-1960 Buick Electra Invicta Lesabre 364 401 nailhead LH exhaust manifold for dual exhaust. No cracks or breaks. Has surface pitting from rust. Threaded holes in outlet are good. Gasket surface seems o.k. except for the rear most port which has some rust erosion from the outside edge which has narrowed the sealing surface down. See my last two pictures. Manifold should probably be surfaced on the gasket side to give it more sealing surface. Might work o.k. with a good gasket, but can't give any estimates on the life span of the gasket.
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