Set Vintage Sbc Chevy 283 327 Cyl Heads 3884520 Gm 28 Gm 25 K156 K236 on 2040-parts.com
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SET OF VINTAGE CHEVROLET SBC 283 327 265 V8 CYLINDER HEADS. CASTING 3884520 WITH GM 28 GM 25 AND DATE CODES K156 AND K236. CAME OFF A NICE RUNNING ENGINE. VERY CLEAN RECENTLY REBUILT. PLEASE CHECK PICTURES AND ASK QUESTIONS IF ANY BEFORE BIDDING. I WILL SHIP THESE IN TWO BOXES EACH BOX WILL BE 50 LBS. NO CHARGE TO BOX. I AM LISTING THESE AS PICKUP ONLY CAUSE I DO N OT WANT TO PUT INCORRECT SHIPPING COSTS. THANKS FOR LOOKING |
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