Vintage Chevrolet Weiand Valve Covers on 2040-parts.com
Brea, California, United States
Vintage Chevrolet Weiand Valve Covers (sold as a pair).Taken off of a vintage chevy. For sale - as is ( shown in photo). Great working condition. Needs a little TLC and elbow grease. E-Mail for details brea auto electric at gmail.com ( all one word).
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