1926-27 Vintage Chevrolet Oil Pan on 2040-parts.com
Emily, Minnesota, United States
|
1926-27 Vintage Chevrolet Oil Pan. VERY RARE PART. Oil Pan is used on Chevrolet 4 cylinder early 20's to late 20's. Oil Pan has some small dents in it. Free of any major damage or rust. Has surface rust only. Have other engine parts available. Would be good for a restoration project. Ask questions. Will combine shipping when possible.
|
Oil Pans for Sale
1957-1962 corvette oil pan original damaged ncrs
Ferrari engine transmission magnetic oil drain plug oem(US $39.99)
Maserati quattroporte 3 engine oil pan level sensor oem(US $49.99)
Nos 67 chevrolet series 10-30 truck 67-69 g10-20 8cyl oil dipstick gauge 3898517(US $120.00)
Nos gm dipstick oil indicator tube oldsmobile 1974 - 75 350 gm #417090(US $75.00)
Lincoln v-12 1939-48 oil pan(US $95.00)
2012 BMW M5 UK Price £73,040 & new UK M5 photos & Video
Wed, 16 Nov 20112012 BMW M5 UK photos, video & price BMW spilled the beans on the 2012 M5 back in June, so we already knew it would cost £73,040 when it went on sale in November in the UK. But now November is here, BMW UK has decided – quite sensibly – that now’s as good a time as any to remind us of the fact and to send over a bunch of new photos of the M5 and a new M5 video. Apart from a set of UK-specific photos and video of the new M5, we also get reminded just how appealing a prospect the new M5 is.
Vauxhall Zafira Tourer (2011) first official pictures
Wed, 18 May 2011It’s not the new Vauxhall Zafira, it’s the new Vauxhall Zafira Tourer. Why the new name? Because the current Zafira will continue to be sold alongside the new Zafira Tourer, which lands in UK showrooms in early 2012.
Mercedes GLA SUV UK launch down a salt mine in Cheshire
Mon, 31 Mar 2014The new Mercedes GLA down a salt mine in Cheshire Trying to find an unusual venue for new car launches is something that taxes the brains of car PR teams, and Mercedes came up with somewhere a little left field for the launch of the new GLA Compact SUV – the UK’s biggest salt mine at Winsford in Cheshire. The Winsford Rock Salt Mines – 130 miles of salt mining tunnels running under Cheshire – are the result of salt mining since the 19th century and now comprise of 130 miles of tunnels some 189 metres below ground, a void beneath the earth of 23 million cubic metres. Still a working salt mine, Winsford is also home to a massive storage facility for, among others, the National Archive, where constant temperatures of 14C make for an ideal storage environment.