Nos Vintage Oil Pan Bolts Op 3 (dorman) 5/16"-box Of Approx 90 Pcs. on 2040-parts.com
Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania, United States
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NOS Vintage Oil Pan Bolts OP 3 (Dorman) 5/16"-Box Of Approx 90 Pcs. Box quantity marked 100 pieces, BUT IT IS MISSING A COUPLE BOLTS-90+ PIECES. I believe this was a Dorman item. I have no particular application information. SELLING IN AS FOUND AND AS IS CONDITION WITH SIGNS OF AGE/STORAGE. Buyer to pay mailing cost of $8.80 via Standard Mail. Paypal payment only accepted. Thanks For Looking.
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