1964 Chevrolet Fuel Pump 348 Hi Pressure #40004 on 2040-parts.com
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1964 Chevrolet fuel pump 348 hi pressure #40004 We may have multiples of many items and use file photos. All items new and never installed unless otherwise stated. We make every effort to be sure our descriptions and applications are accurate using the manufacturer application books but Final determination of fitments is the buyers responsibility We spend a lot of time away from the computer or out of town buying parts and may not check or reply to emails for several days . |
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