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BRAND NEW CLUB CAR PART # 1018340-01 AFTER MARKET #S 5701 WILL FIT 97 DS CARTS & UP GAS CARTS 2004 & UP PRECEDENT MODEL GAS CARTS CLUTCH IS MADE OF STEEL SHEAVES,NOT ALUMINUM |
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