Seven Assorted Plastigage New on 2040-parts.com
Wantagh, New York, United States
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Perfect Circle Plastiguage - Seven in total
Green - .001 to .003" or .025 - .076 millimeter (2) Red - .002 to .006" or .051 - .152 millimeter (3) Blue - .004 to .009" or .102 - .229 millimeter (2) They have been sitting in my garage for 30 years, do not know condition, so am pricing low. Hopefully someone can use. If not satisfied send back for refund. Pay Pal only. Ship lower 48 states |
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