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Connecting Rods V8 215 Buick 1961-1963 Aluminum Set Of 8 Buick Engine Piston on 2040-parts.com

US $125.00
Location:

Woodstock, Georgia, United States

Woodstock, Georgia, United States
Connecting Rods V8 215 Buick 1961- ¬1963 Aluminum Set of 8 Buick Engine Piston Condition pre-owned good condition some rust please review pictures for details and condition
Brand:GM Country/Region of Manufacture:Unknown Manufacturer Part Number:Connecting Rods V8 215 Buick 1961-1963 Aluminum connecting rods V8 Buick 215:connecting rods V8 Buick 215 Placement on Vehicle:Front GM Buick connecting rods:GM Buick connecting rods Surface Finish:Aluminum Connecting Rods Part A1193339:Connecting Rods Part A1193339 Warranty:No

Connecting Rods V8 215 Buick 1961- 1963 Aluminum Set of 8 Buick Engine Piston 

Set of 8 Engine Piston Connecting Rods Buick 215 Aluminum 
Connection Rods Part A1193339 Buick 215 GM 
Condition: pre-owned some slight rust 
Overall good condition   
Please review pictures for details, design and condition 
1 day handling Fedex Ground   
Will ship internationally Priority Mail
14 day return  buyer pays for return shipping 
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