Datsun Nissan L16 L20 L18 Cam Cover Valve on 2040-parts.com
Southampton, Pennsylvania, United States
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Bidding on an original factory cam cover that fits the 4 cylinder L series engines, L16, L18,and L20. It's in nice shape, semi-gloss black with the letters unpainted. It was in the spares package for one of our Datsun 510 race cars. It is a stock cam covers, no extra holes in it. It does include a factory oil fill cap.
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