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Ig-lo Refrigerant R 12 R-12 R12 Air Conditioning 14 Oz Can 1 Big Can Ac Vintage on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Wellborn, Florida, United States

Wellborn, Florida, United States
unopened
Brand:IG LO Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Front Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

one  new can but has been sitting on a shelf for sometime..it has surface blemishes but are still un opened can.. i have one  available.. this is a  large 14 oz cans... what u see is what u get.. u must get any certs u need.. thanks for bidding and check out my other items.. if u are unhappy in any way please let me know. I will make it right with u.. please leave positive feedback.. will ship as soon as i receive cleared payment..and certs emailed through eBay.. they have to be signed aswell...all certs have to be current...they will be shipped ground only and only to lower 48 states...any questions contact me i will respond within minutes usually.. thanksThe buyer has to be EPA-certified.The buyer has to show proof of certification before paying and before the item is shipped...DO NOT BID IF U DO NOT HAVE CERTIFICATE TO BUY....NO EXCEPTIONS.. IT IS EBAY'S RULES AND THE LAW.. I DONT CARE IF YOUR STATE ALLOWS IT..I WILL NOT SHIP IF I DONT GET AN EMAILED COPY OF CERTS AND THE ITEM U PURCHASED.. what u see is what u get...U are bidding on 2 cans 

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