New Stainless Button Head Rocker Cover Screw Kit For Hq - Wb Holden 253 308 V8 on 2040-parts.com
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SET OF 12 STAINLESS STEEL ROCKER COVER BUTTON HEAD CAP SCREWS AND WASHERS , FOR HOLDEN V8 253-308 I CAN ALSO SUPPLY CUSTOM EXTENTED TYPE IF PREFERED .AS WELL AS OTHER CUSTOM STAINLESS BOLTS , PLEASE ENQUIRE POSSIBLY ALSO SUIT - TORANA , MONARO , GTS , COUPE , STATESMAN , KINGSWOOD , COMMODORE ETC WILL COMBINE MULTIPLE ITEMS . 
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