Find 1965-67 GTO LEMANS FUEL TANK GAS SENDING UNIT in Spofford, New Hampshire, US, for US $50.00

Return policy details:Returns will be accepted for 90 days. Any special orders or returns after 90 days may be subject to a restock fee. Please inspect your shipment immediately for damages or shortage. All damages and shortage must be reported within 15 days of delivery.If your package has been damaged in shipment please contact us immediately 800-421-2637. Returns will be accepted as refunds or exchange. Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:30 Days Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Manufacturer Part Number:M130D Warranty:Yes

1965-1967 GTO/LEMANS/TEMPEST FUEL SENDING UNIT

THIS SENDING UNIT IS CORRECT FOR 1965-1967 PONTIAC A-BODY WITH

3/8 FEED LINE AND NO VAPOR RETURN(IDENTIFIED BY A SECOND LINE OFF THE TOP

OF THE SENDING UNIT). THIS COMES COMPLETE WITH SOCK FILTER INSTALLED AND

RETAINER RING WITH SEAL.

AMES PART# M130D

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RESTORATION BUSINESS SINCE 1976. WE BACK UP OUR

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