Buick Nailhead Lifter Valley Pan Cover 322,364,401,425 1953 Thru 1966 on 2040-parts.com
Gresham, Oregon, United States
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RichiesDragMaster aluminum cast Nailhead Valley Pan. Cast in the Great Pacific NW in the USA. These are the best of the best of castings for your Nailhead hot rod Valley pans. They polish up beautifully . The ribs are sunk down in the pan and the Valley pan is recessed into the block like the original.
Check out all my parts at yes you guessed it RichiesDragMaster I will be listing more parts back on Ebay as time permits. Give me a call if you have any questions about this part or email me. I do prefer a call it just seems more personal. richiesDragMaster 503-720-0890 rat rod,hot rod,gasser,custom,street machine,nailhead,valley pan,buick,vintage,finned,ribbed,aluminum |
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