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Hall Scott 136 477 504 6 Cyl Intake Exhaust Valve Guide Set Id .437" on 2040-parts.com

US $120.00
Location:

Vinton, Virginia, United States

Vinton, Virginia, United States
Condition:New Brand:McQuay Norris USA Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:G528 UPC:Does Not Apply

Hall Scott 136 477 504 6 cyl Intake Exhaust Valve Guide Set ID .437"

Hall Scott model 136 Intake Exhaust Valve Guides

Hall Scott 477 cu in Intake Exhaust Valve Guides

Hall Scott 504 cu in Intake Exhaust Valve Guides

This listing is for Quantity 6 ( six ) each G528 McQuay Norris Guides

These guides fit intake and exhaust. They are coated in cosmoline, a rust inhibiting agent.

New Old Replacement Stock (NORS)

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