Vintage Oldsmobile 1950's Oil Filler Cap on 2040-parts.com
Westford, Massachusetts, United States
Bidding on a vintage oil filler cap for a 1950's Oldsmobile V8. Item is used and is sold as is. It's been cleaned in a parts cleaner so there's no oil in it.
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