Milodon 18308 - Oil Pump Pickup on 2040-parts.com
Kearney, Nebraska, United States
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This Milodon oil pump pickup was engineered for maximum flow and long-term durability, even in the most extreme applications. All Milodon pickups use precision-bent, thick-walled tubing with a larger-than-stock inside diameter, which is heliarc-welded to Milodon's own high-flow, compact design pickup head. All pickup assemblies receive Milodon's gold iridited finish for corrosion resistance.
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