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Volvo Aq 170 Air Cover, Carburetor Intake Cover on 2040-parts.com

US $65.00
Location:

Garden Grove, California, US

Garden Grove, California, US
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Volvo  AQ170  B30  inline 6 cyl.
Air intake cover, off of 3 Solex 70795 carbs.

This cover has a few small rust spots here and there but it’s still in very good condition, it should last for meny years, I am parting out the entire engine.

As always there are NO additional charges added on for shipping , there are NO handling fees, shipping is what they charge us, and it has been going up.


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