Mopar Small Block Manifolds B -c Or E Body 1960's,70's 273-318 on 2040-parts.com
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States
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Here are a set of Mopar small block manifolds that will work on the B-C-E bodies. This set needs blasting and detail and are being sold AS IS. There are no obvious cracks. Only a good cleaning and magnafluxing can revile crack's if there are any. 273-318 port size. Sold AS IS! Please ask questions if you have any. 40.00 shipping to lower 48
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