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Chevy Small Block Aluminum Stock Capacity Oil Pan, Retro Finned

Item EK-61-370558-1
Chevy Small Block Aluminum Stock Capacity Oil Pan, Retro Finned
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • High Quality Construction
      • Retro Finned
      • Stock Capacity (4 Quart)
      • Dipstick on Driver Side
      • Uses Early Style Thin Front Seal
      • Fits 262, 267, 283, 305, 327, 350, 400 Engines
      • Two-Piece Rear Main Seal
      • Bolt Kit, Drain Plug, & Mounting Hardware Included
      • Oil Pump Pickup Not Included

      Description

      Brighten up the underside of your Chevy with Eckler's Automotive! These small block aluminum oil pans are a great finishing touch for any restoration. Retro finned and fitted to stock capacity (4 quarts), this oil pan is made to fit all manner of Chevy engines and is specially designed to last for years. Dipstick on driver's side. Kit includes oil pan, bolt kit, drain plug, and mounting hardware. Oil pump pickup not included. As always, remember to trust Eckler's for all your restoration needs.

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