Stage 8 8911 Sb Chevy Header Bolt Kit + Chrome Alterntor Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Wittmann, Arizona, United States
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Up for auction is a set of Stage 8 locking header bolts # 868-8911 & a Chrome Mr. Gasket alternator bracket mount/ driver side/short water pump/ small block chevy.. Its all New, never used.. Sold "AS IS", NO RESERVE , NO RETURNS.. USA ONLY!!! ask questions and look at the photo's.. Thanks for looking
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