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1957 1958 Oldsmobile J2 Vacuum Line Set Tri Power 371 Rocket 3x2 57 58 on 2040-parts.com

US $102.00
Location:

Cleveland, Ohio, US

Cleveland, Ohio, US
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 Up for auction is a New Reproduction Oldsmobile J2 Vacuum Line Set. Double-Flared as original. Detailed GM Installation drawings showing the location of each line included with purchase. Perfect for that J2 restoration. If you are converting from a 4 barrel to a Tri Power set up. Don`t try to make your incorrect lines fit. Or if your original J2 lines are kinked or the finish is shot.Glad I put together these kits. I have had a Great response from people needing this item to get their J2`s running and appearing correctly.  Many satisfied customers here on ebay and the Oldsmobile Club of America. If you have 57-58 Oldsmobile parts needs or questions use contact seller.   Buyer pays fixed shipping $15.50 lower 48 U.S.   Canada and others request shipping cost.

    Payment to be made in 10 days max. after auction ends U.S. Dollars



 

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