Cylinder Heads 1967 Corvette Hp Sml. Blk. 3890462 Castings E-1-7, C-1-7 on 2040-parts.com
Doylestown, Ohio, United States
1967 Corvette and other high performance cylinder heads dated C-1-7 and E-1-7 both in good condition with no port work. They are original 2.02 intake valves not made. Freshen up and use, came off running motor years ago guarantee good. Location under bin.
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