69 70 71 72 Camaro Chevelle Water Pump Crank Pulley 396 427 Big Block Chevy Bbc on 2040-parts.com
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You are buying a matched set of used Big Block Chevy water pump & 2 groove crank pulley these are to be used with the long style water pump with p/s and have been glass beaded to bare steel NO cracks,damage or surprises. Original GM part numbers 3955290 AD &3932402 DU. BUYER to pay 15.00 for shipping & extra insurance to all 50 states I will ship outside of the USA. CHECK out my other listings on ebay.
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