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Robertshaw Rg-712 Gas Cap Fits American Motors 1971-76 Diff Models, Unused on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
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Powell, Tennessee, United States

Powell, Tennessee, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:ROBERTSHAW Interchange Part Number:RG-712 Manufacturer Part Number:RG-712 Surface Finish:CHROME UPC:Does not apply

BOX DATED 1971, ROBERTSHAW OF KNOXVILLE,TENN, NEVER USED GAS CAP IN BOX, FITTS DIFFERANT AMERICAN MOTORS VEHICHLES FROM 1971-1976. IN EXCELLANT CONDITION, UNUSED BUT HAS BEEN HANDLED. SEE PICTURES AND I WILL TRY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS, THANK YOU VERY MUCH

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