Graham Paige 8 Cylinder Aluminum Head 1930 - '31 For Model 822 on 2040-parts.com
El Paso, Texas, US
This is reproduction of the original 8 cylinder head for a 822 Graham Paige. The spark plugs were cut for smaller modern plugs. Head length is 33 3/4" X 8" across. I have listed $85.00 shipping cost or wait for invoice after closing bid. I will not charge for handling. Will ship any where. Casting part number #75001.
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