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Powerglide Vacuum Modulator Ac Gm Nos 5638205 Camaro Corvette Nova on 2040-parts.com

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Sanger, California, United States

Sanger, California, United States
NOS AC PART
Brand:AC Surface Finish:ORIGINAL Manufacturer Part Number:5638205 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Placement on Vehicle:Front Core Charge:0.00

VINTAGE NOS AC VACUUM MODULATOR IN ORIGINAL BOX, FOR MULTIPLE GM APPLICATIONS WITH POWER GLIDE TRANSMISSIONS FROM 1962-73 CHEVROLET'S, TO INCLUDE CHEVY II, IMPALA, NOVA, CHEVELLE, MALIBU, CORVETTE, CAMARO, EL CAMINO, THE PART IN THE PHOTO'S IS THE PART YOU ARE BIDDING ON AND WILL RECEIVE IF YOU WIN....UNCLE RAY

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