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GM PERFORMANCE PARTS PONTIAC VALVE COVERS. NICE USED CONDITION. PLEASE LOOK AT THE PICTURES AS THEY ARE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. ONE MOUNTING HOLE SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN OVER TIGHTEN AND CAUSED A SMALL CRACK. PAYPAL ONLY, SHIP USA ONLY. ASK QUESTIONS
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