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PROFURL 420 FOIL 42mm diameter PRE 1998 SINGLE LUFF HARD TO FIND EXCELLENT CONDITION NO BENDS OR KINKS NO STRIPPED THREADS WILL INCLUDE ONE CONNECTOR, PLASTIC BUSHING FOR 1/2 INCH WIRE AND FOUR SCREWS FOR EACH EXTRUSION PURCHASED. |
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