76-79? Vw Bus Type 4 2l 2.0 Engine Tin Piece #9 on 2040-parts.com
Fort Worth, Texas, US
You are bidding on one used VW Type 4 engine tin piece. I am uncertain of the exact year of this item, so please know what you are needing before bidding. I will combine shipping if you purchase more than 1 item.
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