1957 Cadillac Engines (4) on 2040-parts.com
Hixson, Tennessee, United States
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These four 1957 Cadillac Engines are currently owned by a private collector. They have been stored in a climate controlled building. All four engines have 2X4 intakes. The three built engines come with batwing breathers.
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Fasteners, Fluids & Gaskets for Sale
Royal purple 5w20 synerlec high proformance motor oil(US $14.95)
Tci max shift break in atf transmission fluid 1 gal p/n 15901(US $30.79)
Redline motor oil(US $20.00)
Redline oil alcohol fuel lube 12.00 oz p/n 41102(US $21.17)
Crane cams 99002-1 super moly camshaft, engine assembly lube - (2) 1 oz paste(US $10.75)
Allstar performance 3.000 in long 1/2-20 in thread titanium bolt p/n 17490(US $35.61)
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