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    Free Chevy 327 gaskets....

     



    Have a set of new Fel-Pro intake gaskets for a Chevy 327 with manifold restrictors included. Fel-Pro oil pan gasket set, 2 cork gaskets, front and rear rubber seals for the 327. And only one Fel-Pro 327 valve cover gasket. Material looks composite not rubber or cork. These were mixed in with the parts that came with my Cougar. I'll never use em. They list other CID applications they work for besides the 327. I'm a Ford guy so bear with my very limited Chevy knowledge. Anyway free to a good home...... and I'll pay the shipping so they really are free.

    Be the first to post here and PM me your mailing address. I'll get them in the mail this week sometime.

    Have a nice weekend guys.


    G.

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    You're on. Thanks
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    All yours Bob! Free stuff goes fast here huh??

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    Quote Originally Posted by FFR428
    All yours Bob! Free stuff goes fast here huh??
    Don't forget to wash and disinfect your hands thoroughly after handling them nasty old chebbie parts G!!!!!!
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    Free is often times one of the better price points.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Don't forget to wash and disinfect your hands thoroughly after handling them nasty old chebbie parts G!!!!!!



    I'm just glad someone could use them. And free is always a good price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FFR428


    I'm just glad someone could use them. And free is always a good price.

    I should tell you sometime how much it cost me to adopt a "free" old english sheepdog!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
    I should tell you sometime how much it cost me to adopt a "free" old english sheepdog!
    Friend of mine got a free horse for his kids to ride.....Think it costs him about $1500.00 a year!!!!
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    A BIG thank you to brother G, got the package last week when the site was down.
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    My pleasure Bob glad you can use them!!!

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