Edelbrock Aluminum Intake For Oval Port Big Block Chevy on 2040-parts.com
Greenville, Michigan, US
Used intake. Has flange for either holley or quadrajet. Has fresh powder coat job in chrome with clear. Looks very nice. This intake is for chevy big block with oval ports. The water jacket plugs are in for good so please make sure the heater hose port arrangement works for you.
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