Russell Fuel Line With Pressure Gauge And Holley Regulator on 2040-parts.com
Smithtown, New York, United States
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Holley 34R 6657B fuel pressure regulator with VDO gauge and Russell stainless steel hoses. Used, untested, but working when removed from running vehicle. As is, final sale, no return. Its marked for local pick up but I will send it to you if you can wait until I can box it and get to UPS. 
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