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US $10.00
Location:

Ocean City, New Jersey, US

Ocean City, New Jersey, US
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AMC/JEEP OWNERS THESE ARE HARD TO FIND!
GRAB IT WHILE YOU CAN.
DISTRIBUTOR PICK UP COIL USED IN PRESTOLITE IGNITION SYSTEMS FROM MID 70`S TO ABOUT MID 80`S ON YOUR JEEPS AND AMERICAN MOTORS PRODUCT`S
NEW IN BOX ,BOX DIRTY BUT SENSOR IS IN NEW CONDITION.
NO RESERVE SO BID TO WIN.

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