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Nos 1970 Cadillac V8 472-500 Pontiac Gto 400-455 Carburetor Choke Pull-off on 2040-parts.com

US $65.00
Location:

Wantagh, New York, United States

Wantagh, New York, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:7027065 Warranty:No Interchange Part Number:7026214 Brand:FE Other Part Number:7038718

Up for auction is a NOS Choke Pull-Off which fits the following:

CADILLAC


  • 1970 V8 472 c.i., 500 c.i. Rochester Quaddrajet 4bbl Carburetor # 7040230, 1, 2

PONTIAC


  • 1970 V8 400 c.i., 455 c.i. Bonneville / Catalina / Executive / Firebird / Grand Prix / GTO Rochester Quaddrajet 4bbl Carburetor #7040262, 3, 4, 7, 8, 562, 3, 4, 7, 8 (excludes Ram Air)

Part # = 7027065 / 7026214 / 7038718

Part is stamped F E

FE Manufacturing Company was the supplier of choke pull-offs / dashpots for GM

No Box

Please review picture and check part # for your particular application

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PLEASE VIEW MY OTHER AUCTIONS AS THERE MAY BE SOMETHING ELSE YOU ARE INTERESTED IN.

I ONLY ACCEPT PAYPAL, SO BID ACCORDINGLY. BUYER PAYS SHIPPING CHARGES AT THE END OF THE AUCTION. ITEM WILL SHIP BY PRIORITY MAIL.  I COMBINE SHIPPING TO SAVE YOU MONEY IF YOU HAVE MULTIPLE AUCTION WINS. PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN 7-10 DAYS.

Fil 30-115 / 74


Return policy: The item purchased must be in the same exact new condition as you received it. The original packaging must accompany the item. The item cannot have been installed in any way -- no bolt marks and no connection marks on the terminals. All of this is so the item can be sold as new again. The item must be inspected first before a refund can be given. If these conditions aren't met, we cannot accept a return and suggest you keep the part or sell it on your Ebay account. Thank you.
Return policy: The item purchased must be in the same exact new condition as you received it. The original packaging must accompany the item. The item cannot have been installed in any way -- no bolt marks and no connection marks on the terminals. All of this is so the item can be sold as new again. The item must be inspected first before a refund can be given. If these conditions aren't met, we cannot accept a return so you can keep the part or sell it on your Ebay account. Thank you.

Return policy: When an item is described accurately, I cannot accept a return for a purchase error or buyer mistake. This would constitute buyer remorse. Part #'s and pictures are provided for you to perform your own research and verify that the item is correct for your application. Thank you

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