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Gm Heat Riser Valve V8 454, 455--1975 To 1977 on 2040-parts.com

US $39.95
Location:

West Springfield, Massachusetts, United States

West Springfield, Massachusetts, United States
New not in box may have light rust from sitting on shelf for 30+ years
Brand:General Motors OE Spec or Performance/Custom:OE Spec Manufacturer Part Number:343742

Chevrolet, Buick, Oldsmoblie, Pontiac

HEAT RISER

NEW

OEM # 343742

 

 VALVE ONLY-  

 

FITS THE FOLLOWING:

Buick

1975-1977      454 V8   ALL

 

Chevrolet

1975-1977      454 V8   ALL

 

Oldsmobile

1975-1977      455 V8   ALL

 

Pontiac

1975-1977      454 V8   ALL

 

 

May  fit some other vehicle or years

 

These are NEW PARTS, light surface rust and dust from sitting on the shelve for 35+ years.  Part is in good working order.  Some vehicles may not have correct manifolds or engines. Please check and confirm match prior to bidding.

 

ALL SALES ARE FINAL, SOLD AS IS AS SHOWN.

 

Buyer pays shipping and handling charge

 

ITEM IN STOCK—FAST SHIPPING

 

WE ACCEPT PAYPAL –ONLY

 

  • FULL  PAYMENT DUE WITHIN 48 HOURS OF AUCTION CLOSE
  • SHIP TO LOWER 48 STATES – Flat Rate
  • International Buyer pays extra shipping and handling charge
  • Shipping tracking number will be provided
  • ITEM SHIPS WHEN PAYPAL CONFIRMS PAYMENT
  • NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED – Check your application

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