1 C Self Threading Oil Pan Drain Plug Chevrolet Pontiac Cars Trucks Cadillac on 2040-parts.com
Lakeville, Massachusetts, United States
1 C over size self threading drain plug. Fits a 28-38 buick, 32-37 cadi, 34-38 la salle, 32-38 olds, All to 39 GMC truck. Comes in plastic baggie.
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