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Volkswagen VW bug,bus,beetle,ghia,single port thermostat flaps kit. includes flaps,arm.rod,bracket,and all springs. very good original condition. minor surface rust. need cleaned up. we only ship international with usps priority mail. please ask about combined shipping before you pay.
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