Valve Cover - Chevrolet 216ci Engine (1940s To 1953) Nr! on 2040-parts.com
Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States
Valve Cover from Chevrolet 216ci Engine. This pattern is the 1940s to 1953 style. It is very nice, recently cleaned and ready for paint or just leave it the way it is, looks pretty damn good, has a classic rat rod feel in the bare metal. I have lots of other parts, just ask.
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