Nos, Oil Pan Through Pipe Assy. Chevy 1940-51 All 216 Ci Engines # 3835225 on 2040-parts.com
West Townsend, Massachusetts, US
NOS, Oil Pan Through Pipe Assy. Chevy 1940-51 All 216 ci Engines # 3835225
Pistons, Rings, Rods & Parts for Sale
6 triplex packard pistons 1938-1953 tc-156 strut type 3 ring 3 1/2" bore pin fit(US $75.00)
Dodge plymouth 318 / chevy 283-307-153-230-250 .030 ovs ring set std.(US $27.95)
Vintage sealed power complete ring set no 435 .040 ford v8 truck-mercury 1939-41(US $19.99)
Vintage sealed power complete ring set no. 402 std ford v8 1937-1940 rare!(US $19.99)
1953 54 55 56 nailhead 322 intake rat rod glass bowl carbs(US $650.00)
Nos standard pistons for chevrolet 350 v8 -- cast aluminum with pins(US $50.00)
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