1974 Pontiac 455 Short Block Yx Code Std. Bore Nice Condition on 2040-parts.com
South Haven, Minnesota, United States
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1974 Pontiac 455 Short Block YX Code Std. Bore. Intake with original Quadrajet and original cylinder heads are also available for a nominal amount Local pick up preferred. If you want it shipped I can load it on a pallet and send it via freight. Buyer pays freight costs.
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