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Nos Unipart Thermal Transmitter Gtr104. 1968-1975 Mgb ----> on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
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Prescott, Arizona, US

Prescott, Arizona, US
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This is a NOS Unipart thermal transmitter GTR104.  It is intended for a 1968-1975 MGB..  The factory packaging has seen better decades, but the transmitter is in great shape and ready to go.   You can't beat the original parts.  Get this for now or down the road.  Overseas shipping no problem.

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