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Vintage Oldsmobile Metal Intake Gasket 350 400 455 Gasket 386168 386169 Seals on 2040-parts.com

US $39.99
Location:

Ballwin, Missouri, United States

Ballwin, Missouri, United States
The Metal Intake Gasket was found New Old Stock in a poor box with the original label with the part number missing but the box is marked 350 - 400 - 455, you get all that is pictured with all of the parts in new condition.
Part Brand:GM Brand:Oldmobile Manufacturer Part Number:386168

Here is a vintage GM Oldsmobile Metal Intake Gasket part no unknown, box is marked for  350 400 455, plus the 386168 and 386169 Seals and 8 pcs each of the 401826 and 401822 that were found stored in the same box.    The Metal Intake Gasket was found New Old Stock in a poor box with the original label with the part number missing but the box is marked 350 - 400 - 455, you get all that is pictured with all of the parts in new condition.  

Thanks for looking!

Gary

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