Mopar Plymouth Dodge Chrysler 318 340 360 Original Coil Bracket Free Shipping !! on 2040-parts.com
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MOPAR PLYMOUTH, DODGE & CHRYSLER 318, 340 & 360 NICE USED ORIGINAL MOPAR COIL BRACKET THAT IS MADE TO BOLT ON THE BACK OF THE INTAKE MANIFOLD. IT WILL WORK ON ANY 1967 & NEWER 318, 340 AND 360 NON MAGNUM ENGINES. Save on shipping--check out sellers' other auctions. Thanks for looking!! .NO RESERVE!!!! FREE SHIPPING!!!! |
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