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A NICE ORIGINAL SET OF OLDSMOBILE V-8 VALVE COVERS. THEY HAVE ONLY 5 BOLT HOLES IN THEM BUT THE PATTERN IS THE SAME AS THE 10 BOLT ONES. THEY WILL ONLY FIT OLDSMOBILE DESIGN ENGINES, AND WILL WORK ON MOST OLDS MODELS. THEY ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. FREE SHIPPING IS TO THE CONTINENTAL US ONLY. FEEL FREE TO MESSAGE ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
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