Rebuilt Bosch Mercedes W108 W111 W113 Short Fuel Pump Pagoda 280sl, 280se #ps72 on 2040-parts.com
Downers Grove, Illinois, United States
Completely rebuilt and polished fuel pump for a 280sl mercedes or older 230sl or 250sl with short adapter can be purchased separately. Pump completely rebuilt with rewound armature , new gaskets etc. This pump has not been painted it is polished to a nice finish. Other pumps and parts available just ask. Thanks Bob 630 903 9877
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