331, 354 Hemi Marine Oil Pan, Early Hemi on 2040-parts.com
Maple Shade, New Jersey, United States
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This is a cast iron oil pan from a 1956 marine Hemi engine. It is in excellent shape and comes with the oil dip stick tube. The dip stick is missing Casting # is E-2763-M-1 with a date code of 1-17-56 I also have the bare block, no crank or main caps, very nice shape, never bored, and bare heads I will sell for $250. |
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