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Mopar 318 "poly" Motor Mount Brackets on 2040-parts.com

US $90.00
Location:

Russell, Pennsylvania, United States

Russell, Pennsylvania, United States

You are bidding on a Mopar set of 318 Poly Motor mount brackets. These came off a 1966, 318 Poly. They are in good usable condition with some pitting. These would fit cars from 1966 to 72 except A bodies.The picture is of a set I sold in the past. Bid with confidence. Check my great feedbacks. Please contact me with any other questions that you may have.Thanks for looking! Foreign bidders please note. I only ship through the global shipping program!

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