Pontiac Cylinder Heads, Heads,valves,400,389,428 on 2040-parts.com
Williamston, South Carolina, United States
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FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION I HAVE A PAIR OF PONTIAC HEADS CAME IN A PARTS LOT OF ITEMS I PURCHASED GENTLEMAN SAID HE HAD THEM REDONE WITH STAINLESS VALVES,NEW SEALS, ETC. DATE CODES SHOW THEY WERE CAST IN 1968 RUST IS JUST SURFACE FROM SITTING DONT KNOW ANYTHING ELSE ABOUT THEM YOU WILL BE THE EXPERT PLEASE LOOK AT ALL OF THE PICS BEFORE BIDDING IF YOU NEED MORE EMAIL ME I WILL SEND THEM BEING SOLD AS IS NO WARRANTIES STATED OR IMPLIED WILL BE SHIPPED IN TWO SEPERATE BOXES BECAUSE OF WEIGHT WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET |
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