Mopar 1970 B.c And E Body Lh 318 Exhaust Manifold Used Original. on 2040-parts.com
Stromsburg, Nebraska, United States
This is a Mopar 1970 B or C or E Body 318 Exhaust Manifold . It is a used original part with the casting number 2951916. No visible cracks or breaks. It has been blasted and painted with high temp cast iron paint. Thanks for looking!
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