Buick 401 425 Nailhead Rear Sump Oil Pan & Pickup on 2040-parts.com
Hollywood, Florida, United States
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Selling a 1958 1959 1960 Buick 401 425 Rear Sump Oil Pan w/ Pickup. It's had some brazed repairs and the rail is crimped in one area. The pickup is straight, but has a hole in the screen. It's sorta rough, but these are hard to find in any shape anymore. Pics show it all. Email with any questions before you buy. All items sold as is, as shown, no returns. Thanks for looking and check my other auctions for more great Buick parts!
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