Mopar Chrysler Nib Big Block Milodon Deep Sump Oil Pan Part# 31400 on 2040-parts.com
Little Compton, Rhode Island, United States
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MILODON DEEP SUMP OIL PAN - MOPAR CHRYSLER BIG BLOCK 383 - 440 - 426 PART # 31400 BRAND NEW IN ORIGINAL BOX!
This is a new in the box Milodon deep sump oil pan that fits A-Body Chrysler with big block engines. Set up so steering tie rod (centerlink) runs through pan. Fits Dart, Duster, Barracuda, etc. Measures 8 1/2" deep at deepest part of sump. Shipping weight is 15lbs. Please feel free to ask any questions and read below. Thanks for looking! Because of weight of package we are offering 3 methods of shipping so that you can figure the best one for your zip code. NO RESERVE! Check out my other items! Be sure to add me to your favorites list! *** Attention: SELLERS NOTE - PLEASE READ! *** Shipping charges are calculated based on actual size and weight, however, the calculator is not always accurate. You can enter your own zip code under the shipping and payments tab. If you have any questions, send me an email with you zip code and I will calculate an exact rate for you, we will always try to get the best shipping price for you and your location. We are not in control of the shipping cost and do not try to make money on the shipping. We prefer USPS for our shipping but will sometimes offer more than one method of shipping depending weight and size of item. Appropriate Insurance will be added to item and included in invoice total.
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