New Nos 360 Sb Mopar Pistons + .040" S B Small Block La on 2040-parts.com
Parkville, Maryland, United States
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THIS IS A SET OF 8 NEW PISTONS AND PINS OVERSIZE + .040" DISH TOP FOR THE SMALL BLOCK MOPAR 360 ENGINES. . WILL CHARGE ACTUAL SHIPPING. CAN SHIP IN A LARGE FLAT RATE BOX FOR $18.75 IF I DON'T USE THE ORIGINAL BOX, BUT CAN FOLD IT UP AND PUT THE BOX IN WITH THE PISTONS. WAIT FOR 2ND INVOICE! SEE OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE. |
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