Mopar 3698434 Intake on 2040-parts.com
Saskatoon, Montana, United States
Early 70s vintage original SB Mopar/Chrysler 4V intake manifold. Carter carb (spread bore) bolt pattern. Markings read: 8ZC 3698434 AL FIRING ORDER 18436572. I'm told originally fr 340; also fits 318 & 360 (possibly 273?) as well.
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