Buick Nailhead Sediment Bowl, Filter And Mount on 2040-parts.com
Stillwater, Minnesota, United States
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Buick Nailhead sediment bowl, filter, mount and original bolts.
This was removed from a 59 LeSabre with a 364 and a 2BBL carb. May fit other years, models and displacements, please research before bidding. I SHIP WITHIN THE USA AND ITS TERRITORIES ONLY! Thanks for looking |
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