Air Condition Unit For 18rc Celicas 1970-1974 on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US
Up for sale is an A/C Unit for Toyota Celica's from 1970-74, sold as is, where there is no warranty or refund, final sale, any question please contact me, shipping is high on this product due to the weight/size, therefore shipping and handling apply, payment is to be made within 24 hours of ending auction.
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If you're in need of this parts do not hesitate on making an offer, all this parts needs to go ASAP, in need of space and no use for it, if don't sells soon they all be scrapped
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