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Finned Aluminum Oil Pan for 1965-1990 Big Block Chevy Gen 4 (Passenger Side Dipstick)
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Items You Need
Big Block Chevy
Specifications:
Will this oil pan fit on a 1970 Chevy Corvette if I'm using this oil pan on a 77 or 87 454 Chevy engine that was originally on a Chevy pickup truck? I'm going to need the flywheel & Starter for manual transmission for this convertion
WILL THIS PAN FIT A 1975 CHEVY CAMARO WITH A STOCK 454 CU IN
Will this oil pan fit in a stock 1966 427 4 speed Corvette ?
Motor Vehicles
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