Buick 1953 1954 1955 264 322 Nailhead Timing Chain Cover on 2040-parts.com
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
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Used 1953-1955 Buick 264 322 nailhead timing chain cover. Very nice condition cover with no cracks or breaks, nice gasket surfaces, good sealing surface for water crossover o-ring, all threaded holes good, etc. This cover is one of the nicer ones of these early covers I've had. Pretty much ready to go, add your gaskets and front seal and install. $15.50 usps priority mail shipping in the US lower 48 states, elsewhere contact me for cost if not shown in the calculator. |
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