Ferrari 275 Engine Dry Sump Oil Tank Reservoir Part Number 1321_gtb4 Oem on 2040-parts.com
Blairstown, New Jersey, United States
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Ferrari 275 GTB4 Engine Dry Sump Oil Tank Reservoir Original Ferrari Production Scroll Down to see photos Used, in good condition Part number 1321 Made of Aluminum The one side has been welded were the oil lines bolt up but you could cut out the whole side flat panel and restored back to 100% which can easily be done or use it as is. Has some small dings, includes the oil drain plug and seal washer Extremely Rare part to find in original... 100% GENUINE FACTORY FERRARI PART. 
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