Nos 1965 Chevy 409 Block on 2040-parts.com
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
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NOS Chey 409 1965 block 400 HP short block casting no. 3857656 Heads are included, large valve square port high pro head casting 381469 valve cover included used item intake casting number 3844463 four barrel Distributor included NO exhaust manifolds NO carb NO oil pan Local pick up only, Georgetown Ontario Canada |
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