Mopar Big Block 187 Oil Pan A Body Conversion on 2040-parts.com
Columbus, Ohio, US
Big block Mopar 187 oil pan I do not have the pickup. This is used for A-Body conversion. It has a few dings but not too bad. It does not leak. Was cleaned and painted. Inside has cosmoline sprayed on it.
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