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Holden 6 138 149 161 179 186 202 Red Blue Black Oil Pump Std 1963-80 Jp Jp9451 on 2040-parts.com

AU $145.00
Location:

Mitcham, Victoria, Australia

Mitcham, Victoria, Australia
Condition:New Brand:JP Performance Manufacturer Part Number:JP9451

Holden 6 Cylinder Red, Blue, Black Motor Oil Pump STD Volume 1963-1980 JP Performance

Made in Australia

Part Number

Brand

Condition

Contents

OPJP9451

JP Performance

Brand new stock

1 x Oil pump & gaskets

Make

Model

Year

Engine

Holden

6 cylinder (All Red, Blue & Black Motors)

1963-1980

138, 149, 161, 173, 179, 186, 202 cubic inch OHV 12V

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For over 40 years Auto Surplus has been supplying engine, brake & clutch, suspension and electrical parts for a large variety of veteran, vintage, classic and current day vehicles.

We have the largest inventory of loose piston rings in Australia. We also recondition water pumps, suspension parts, fuel pumps, carburettors and electrical components.

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Freight (via StarTrack)

Most items have freight & packing quoted on top of the sale price.

Australian orders - our items are sent via StarTrack with full tracking available. If you are not at the delivery address on the delivery day they will leave the parcel. If this does not suit you please call or email us before your parcel is shipped.

International orders - our items are sent via DHL. Full tracking and signature is required. Local charges including import duties and taxes are the responsibility of the buyer.

Local pick up is most welcome. We are open Monday to Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm. Saturdays by appointment only.

Address: 35 Rooks Road, Mitcham VIC 3132.

Please make sure you call us first to ensure your goods are ready for pick up.

Payment

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Warranty & Returns

 

All of our items marked as “brand new” come with a manufacturer’s warranty unless stated otherwise.

If you are uncertain if this is the correct part for your vehicle, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We want all our customers to get the correct part first time, every time.

We are happy to accept returns, providing the goods are in as new condition and with all original packaging intact. Return postage is the responsibility of the buyer.

For parts either incorrectly ordered or if you simply change your mind, a handling fee will be charged.

 

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