1980-1981 Trans Am Formula Turbo 301 Transmission Modulator Vacuum Metal Line on 2040-parts.com
York, South Carolina, US
Factory metal vacuum line to the transmission modulator valve from a 1981 Trans Am Recaro NASCAR Daytona Pace Car with a turbo 301 engine. Line has no damage and looks great. Great for a driver or for restoration. Check out the pictures and let me know if you would like to see more or specific details. Local pick-up is always an option. Please ask all questions before bidding. Buyer to prepay and add shipping listed. Payment can be made by Paypal or by mail, I will be glad combine multiple auction wins to save you money on shipping charges. I always try to keep my shipping charges as close to cost as possible with no handling charges ever. Thanks for looking and good luck with your bids.
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