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This is very nice cast aluminum oil pan for a 392 Chrysler Hemi. This pan is in outstanding condition. It measures 22' long, 11" wide and 8" deep.
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Automotive Press Association Design Panel says autonomous cars will tear up design rulebook [w/Video]
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