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RARE NEW OLD STOCK OFFENHAUSER ALUMINUM HEADS WITH WATER MANIFOLDS FOR A FLATHEAD FORD V8-60 ENGINE. OFFENHAUSER IS OUT OF PRODUCTION OF THESE HEADS AND STATE THEY WILL NOT BE MAKING ANY MORE. ORIGINAL BOX INCLUDED. HAS A WATER STAIN ON BOX FROM STORAGE. HEADS NOT STORED IN BOX WHEN IT GOT WET. WILL BE SHIPPED IN A LARGER BOX.
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