Mopar Nos Eng.intake Valves Std.55-56 Chrysler Windsor 8cyl. on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, US
This is a set of 8 new old stock (NOS) Engine Intake Valves (Standard) Part # 1619637 for 1955 and 1956 Chrysler Windsor C67, C71 8Cyl. Finish very good. PLEASE NOTE NO PAYPAL. Accepted method of payment is by credit card by calling 904 737 8600 after purchasing any parts.
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