Mercruiser Chevy Big Block Mk Iv 8qt. Steel Oil Pan (2pc. Rear Main Seal) on 2040-parts.com
Middle Island, New York, United States
Mercury Marine Big Block Chevy Original 8qt. Steel oil pan w/bolts. Pan is in good usable condition. Not rusted out. Has a few dents in bottom but no holes. Needs a good cleaning. Fits MK IV Big Block Chevy Engines With 2pc. Rear main seal.
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