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Vintage Twin Deist Chute Packs Fed Rail Dragster Funny Car Altered on 2040-parts.com

US $125.00
Location:

North Jackson, Ohio, United States

North Jackson, Ohio, United States
Great Condition. No Rips or Tears.
Manufacturer Part Number:gasser hot rat rod jalopy Brand:Cackle Fuel Nitro Hemi

This is a pair of vintage Deist chute packs. 7" x 7" x 5" deep. Great condition - no rips or tears. Aluminum mounting bases. Selling the Bags Only - No Chutes Included. 
All my items are Packed Well and Shipped Promptly.
Please look carefully at the pictures and ask any questions.

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