General Motors Transmission Vacuum Modulator #3027842 Nos In Orig. Box on 2040-parts.com
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, United States
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Factory original in factory original packaging, this is original from late 60s, 400 and 350 turbo transmission. This is not a new replacement, remanufactured, retrofit, aftermarket piece of junk that doesn't even look the same. For show or smooth shifting this is the real deal. This is my last one, the others sold quickly
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