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Olds "ultra High Compression" Oem Air Cleaner - Engine Id Garnish Cutlass 442 on 2040-parts.com

US $79.50
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Canton, Ohio, US

Canton, Ohio, US
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Olds "Ultra High Compression" Aluminum Air Cleaner Engine ID Garnish/Trim Cutlass 442.


Used OEM aluminum air cleaner garnish trim for Oldsmobile Cutlass. Reads "Oldsmobile Ultra High Compression - Use Premium Fuel - Cutlass". Has lots of patina due to its age. Should clean up with a little skill and quality cleaning products. Look the pictures over, what you see is what you get.

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