Vintage Gas Station Car Engine Electro Products Tune Up Service on 2040-parts.com
Peru, Illinois, US
---------- Welcome To K45 ------------- On the auction block: Vintage ELECTRO PRODUCTS Motor Tune Up Service Equipment. Not in working condition. Missing all power and electrical attachment cords. Overhead light needs power cord. Pick up only > LaSalle IL. K45 - Your Passport To The Past ........
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Digital sound pressure level meter noise decibel 40 ~ 130 db, bar graph 5 range(US $27.90)
It concepts 24ak-as fiberscope borescope auto kit ac and 12v dc itc24ak-as(US $200.00)
Actron cp9580a autoscanner plus(US $255.00)
Atd r12 - r134a a/c valve core and cap assortment with valve core tool # 3880(US $37.99)
Mac tools tl82 timing light(US $15.00)
Innovative products 6 pc. fuel pump relay bypass switch kit(US $56.00)
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