Hudson Aluminum Intake Manifold 1946 & 1947 6 Cylinder 212 Engine #c165911 on 2040-parts.com
Godfrey, Illinois, US
Nice two barrel aluminum intake manifold from a 1946-47 Hudson 212 6 cylinder engine.
This one is used and will come just as you see it with a gasket stack and slightly bent heat shield.
Hudson # C165911 H5-2 illustration 16
I see no cracks it the metal anywhere just some oxidation on the aluminum and surface rust steel pieces.
I will send this out to you soon as payment is made Priority Mail .
NO CHARGE FOR DOMESTIC SHIPPING IF TO USA ONLY ! ! !
International buyer will pay extra $4.00 handling on top of postage.
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