62 - 67 Vw Beetle Gas Tank Gauge Sending Unit on 2040-parts.com
Martinsville, Virginia, United States
THIS IS A NEW GAS GAUGE, TANK SENDING UNIT..IT FITS ALL BEETLES 62 THRU 67,,IT ALSO FITS 62 THRU 67 CONVERTIBLES .INCLUDES NEW TANK TO UNIT RUBBER SEAL.. BUYER TO PAY 9.85 SHIPPING AND HANDLING. SHIP USA ONLY.
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