Datsun E88 Cylinder Head 240z 260z 280z L6 L24 L26 L28 on 2040-parts.com
Roanoke, Virginia, United States
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Datsun E88 square port head removed from running L24 motor. Stock camshaft. Does not appear that head has been shaved as plenty of metal left under the E88 marking.
Will fit L24, L26, and L28 engines. Sold As Is, No Warranty. |
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