Sce Sbc #011064 Copper Head Gasket - Bore 4.060 - One Only on 2040-parts.com
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SCE COPPER HEAD GASKET - SMALL BLOCK CHEVY - BORE SIZE 4.060 - .043 COMPRESSED THICKNESS - FOR 1993 AND LATER REVERSE FLOW LT1 - USE OF THIS HEAD GASKET REQUIRES O RING - NEW ON SEALED CARD - ONE ONLY - FREE SHIPPING TO LOWER 48 STATES ONLY - ALL OTHERS NOT LOWER 48 STATES AK. HI. PURETO RICO - PLEASE ASK FOR SHIPPING QUOTE FIRST BEFORE YOU BUY |
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