Exhaust Manifold 1971-1972 Camaro Chevelle Rh 3989310 Gm Big Block Smog Holes on 2040-parts.com
Shawsville, Virginia, United States
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Up for sale, Original GM Exhaust Manifold for 1971-1972 Camaro,Chevelle & Monte Carlo big block 454 or 402. Casting number is 3989310. Date code A-13-72. This auction is for the passenger side(Right Hand) manifold only and includes the smog tube holes as shown. Does not look to have any cracks or damage at all. light pitting in a few spots shown in pictures. Any questions call 540-268-2593. |
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