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1990 Chevy Gmc 454 7.4 P/u Truck Engine Motor Rat Hot Rod on 2040-parts.com

US $850.00
Location:

Advance, Missouri, US

Advance, Missouri, US
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1990 CHEVY GMC 454 7.4 P/U TRUCK ENGINE MOTOR RAT HOT ROD YOU GET THE COMPLETE ENGINE ALL BRACKETS WIRING COMPUTER MANIFOLDS. MOTOR STILL IN TRUCK YOU CAN HEAR IT RUN BEFORE WE REMOVE IT. I DROVE IT ABOUT 100 MILES HELD GOOD OIL PRESURE ALL THE WAY. IT IS LOCATED AT ZIP CODE 63730 CAN REACH ME AT 573 576 1162 MARTY

 

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