Wwii Jeep Willys Mb / Ford Gpw Intake Manifold on 2040-parts.com
Riverdale, Georgia, US
WWII JEEP WILLYS MB INTAKE MANIFOLD Used take off Willys MB intake manifold on overall good condition. Three of the bolts are broken off. The manifold has part number 1163 cast on the bottom. Has light surface rust. I did not see any cracks on the manifold. See also my other listings. Email with any questions.
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