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MOPAR NOS 1962-64 FURY, POLARA, SATELLITE, SAVOY, 1961-64 CHRYSLER 300 SPEEDOMETER CABLE. ALSO FITS 1960-61 VALIANT, 1960 DART WITH STANDARD TRANSMISSION. IN ORIGINAL BOX. PART NUMBER # 2097629 S/A 2257125, 2257840, 2290462, 2486291 STOCK # SB151-025 We will ship world wide, contact us for shipping details And prices. |
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