Polished Aluminum Valve Cover/rear End Housing Bung/oil Fill,bolt On Or Weld On, on 2040-parts.com
ATLANTA, US
This is a brand new,polished aluminum valve cover/rear end housing/etc/etc bung/oil fill,,you can bolt it on (no bolts included) or weld it on (to aluminum) nice bung with a cap and o-ring seal,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.AS WITH ALL MY ITEMS,ITS HERE,IN MY HANDS,AND WILL SHIP AS Soon AS PAYMENT ARRIVES. SHIPING IS 4.00 IN THE 50 STATES ONLY.PAYMENT BY PAYPAL.PLEASE MAKE PAYMENT WITHIN 3 DAYS FROM THE CLOSE OF AUCTION..PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE,,,THANKS FOR LOOKING, please check my other auctions,l do combine shipping,thanks !!
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