Nos Oil Pan Drain Plug 1928 To 50 Chevy 33 To 50 Pontiac 40 To 48 Cadillac on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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One new old stock self threading over size drain plug. Application lists 28 to 50 Chevy, 33 to 50 Pontiac, 39 to 50 Olds, 40 to 48 Cadillac, 39 to 46 GMC. Does not include box. Just selling an extra. Shipping is free to USA
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