1963 327 Corvette Bare Block.030 Bore #3782870 on 2040-parts.com
Jackson, New Jersey, United States
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1963 327 corvette block .030 bore #3782870 g2263 guarantee machinable. we also have a full machine shop if you need any work done for additional cost.we have some cranks too so ask and i'll see what we have.
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