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Double Hump Small Block Chevy Heads on 2040-parts.com

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New Haven, Indiana, United States

New Haven, Indiana, United States
PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE AD BEFORE BIDDING. Once again I have a pair of double hump heads, appear to be from a 1968 Corvette. Casting # 3917291 date cast J127.Heads will need to be rebuilt, and have no rockers. These heads were ran on my small block 70 Vette 2 years ago, when I purchased it, then I switched to Aluminum. No cracks, no stripped out threads, no damage. Valve size are 1.94/1.50 Perfect for a Vette, Camaro Restoration.Buyer is responsible for shipping.Thank you for looking
Type:Small Block Chevy Manufacturer Part Number:3917291 Brand:Chevy

PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE AD BEFORE BIDDING. Once again I have a pair of double hump heads, appear to be from a 1968 Corvette. Casting # 3917291 date cast J127.
Heads will need to be rebuilt, and have no rockers. These heads were ran on my small block 70 Vette 2 years ago, when I purchased it, then I switched to Aluminum. No cracks, no stripped out threads, no damage. Valve size are 1.94/1.50 
Perfect for a Vette, Camaro Restoration.
Buyer is responsible for shipping.

Thank you for looking

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