1969 Thru 1972 Corvette S/block Lower Radiator Hose, New on 2040-parts.com
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1969 THRU 1972 CORVETTE SMALL BLOCK RADIATOR HOSE, NEW VENDOR PART NO. CL061 G.M. STAMP: 3946854 APPLICATION: ALL SMALL BLK/WITH AUTO OR AIR, 70- 350 h.p., 70-72 W/(LT-1), ALL SMALL BLOCK W/COPPER RADIATOR. PLEASE CHECK YOUR APPLICATION AND ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING, IF REQUIRED. THANKS! |
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