Studebaker VGD005 Valve Guides 186666
These valve guides are for 1939-1960 Commander 1941-1960 Trucks M16,17 2R-5E:3,6,11,14,16,17. I recently posted the Intake/Exhaust valves that go with these guides. I use paypal. Please email me with any questions. Buyer to make sure these are the correct valve guides for your application. If there is a return, buyer is to pay for all shipping costs. Shipping is free. |
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