Mercedes Benz 500 Cylinder Head Pair V8 5.0 With Valve Covers & Exhaust Manifold on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
Mercedes Benz 500
V8 5.0 CYLINDER HEADS PAIR left and right comes with aluminum Valve covers & Exhaust Manifolds I dont remember what year these were. I have had them on my shelf for a while. Possible 90s car. Heads are in excellent shape. Saved from a low miles running engine. I can ship them if you want but it may cost a bit. |
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