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Opel 1.9 Liter Cylinder Head Assembly on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Rusk, Texas, United States

Rusk, Texas, United States

Opel 1.9 Liter Cylinder Head Assembly, I believe this head has been rebuilt and never used however that was many yrs ago so it will need to be gone thru, appears to be in very good condition, includes all the valves, springs, Lifters, and the camshaft is installed. Item is sold as is.....no returns.

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