Gm 305 Cid Nos Oil Pan. Engine Oil Pan. 1978 Camero. Others. Part # 465221. New on 2040-parts.com
Saint Clair, Michigan, US
An OEM GM Oil Pan. GM part # 465221. Purchased this new from local dealer. It was for a 1978 Camaro 305 cid. New, mint in box with gasket set. Will be shipped in this box. Please check your interchange. Thanks, Steve. Please also visit my eBay store.
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