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MERCEDES 230SL TALL FUEL PUMP FOR REBUILD. NO ATTEMPT TO REBUILD THIS HAS BEEN UNDERTAKEN. BASE SCREWS ARE IN TACT, MOUNTING HARDWARE IS A BONUS. NEEDS TOTAL RESTORATION, AS IS, FOR PARTS ONLY. TYPE300.COM HAS MANY MORE VINTAGE MERCEDES PARTS |
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