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55 56 57 Ford Thunderbird Mercury Nos Fuel Filter Fg-17 & Holley Carb Parts on 2040-parts.com

US $15.00
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Santee, California, US

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THIS POSTING IS FOR A MOTORCRAFT FUEL FILTER FG-17 AND TWO NEW HOLLEY CARB PARTS THAT WERE UNUSED FOR THE RESTO PROJECT.

THESE ITEMS WERE NEVER USED. STORED DRY.


MORE T BIRD STUFF POSTED THIS WEEK FROM RESTO PROJECT. 
THESE ARE NOS PARTS, SOLD AS IS, NO RETURNS.

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