55 -79 Chevrolet Nos Bell Housing Dowels Corvette Impala Camaro Nova Chevelle on 2040-parts.com
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This is a brand new pair of (2), 55-86 Bell Housing Dowels for Chevrolet V8 NOS GM 265 283 307 327 348 350 400 402 409 427 454. Keep your classic all GM, you'll know they will fit. This item was sold multi packaged, so I don't have a GM package to send with it. Check out my other related items for combined shipping. Please ask about overseas shipping. 3.99 to ship to the lower 48.
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