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6 Sealed Power H696cp Pistons Mopar 3.9 on 2040-parts.com

US $30.00
Location:

Riverhead, New York, US

Riverhead, New York, US
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6 Pistons.  Used for a brief time in my 1950 Plymouth before a complete overhaul of the motor.  Should fit several other models also.  Were in the car for about 2 years but the car is a weekend toy so they dont have a lot of miles on them.

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