Corvette 1954 Gauges on 2040-parts.com
Spring, Texas, United States
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UP FOR SALE A VERY RARE AND HARD TO FIND COMPLETE SET OF GAUGES FOR CORVETTE 1954.THESE ARE ALL REBUILT AND NEVER BEEN INSTALL ON A CAR,NEW,NEW,NEW!!!!!,IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND!!!!!
NO RETURN NO REFUND,WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET,I AM SELLING MY VERY RARE AND VERY HARD TO FIND PARTS FOR CORVETTE 1953-1955,THANK'S TO TAKE A LOOK ON MY OTHERS AUCTIONS. FOR MORE INFORMATIONS PLEASE CALL RICARDO:832-372-0257 THANK'S |
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