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US $70.00
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Des Moines, Iowa, United States

Des Moines, Iowa, United States
PERKINS Connection, Part # 3766P411, US $70.00, image 1
“package is rough but part is new”
Manufacturer Part Number:3766P411 Warranty:No Interchange Part Number:3766 P411 Part Brand:PERKINS

Many of the items I am selling are new & used and include only the item unless specified otherwise. If an item is brand new it will be listed as NEW. I try to describe each item to the best of my ability. If you have a problem with your item please contact me to work out the issue. I try to ship all items within 24 hours of when they are paid.

 Customer satisfaction is a priority for me and I thank you for your business.

The quicker you pay, the quicker you will receive the item. I have no interest in slowing down the process. I will only ship items to a verified address. Shipping to the Continental 48 US States ONLY Unless otherwise stated. International Rates will apply to international customers regardless of "free shipping" Selling used items that are listed as “Used” or selling used “as is” condition. If I have the ability to test the item, I will represent it to the best of my ability.  

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