Manley Intake & Exhaust Valves Severe Duty 8 Pc P/n 11818-8 / 7pc P/n 11551-8 on 2040-parts.com
Satellite Beach, Florida, United States
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Manley Intake & Exhaust Valve Sets Severe Duty 8 pc P/N 11818-8 / 7pc P/N 11551-8
Used Yes/ VERY LOW HRs Less then 10 They look perfect / Build a set of heads with these valves and save a bunch of $ . Valves have been cleaned and are ready to install. Please ask ALL questions before bidding . Buyer to pay a fair shipping cost of $12.00 . Happy bidding and good luck
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