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Dodge Mopar Vibration Damper 1950 1951 1952 Desoto Chrysler Used on 2040-parts.com

US $94.50
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Utica, New York, US

Utica, New York, US
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Used vibration damper from a 1951 Dodge with fluid drive.

Cleaned off years of dirt, and painted with rust-oleum.

Weight is securely affixed to the metal mount plate.

Should fit many MoPar 6 cyl. engines.

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