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Vw Beetle German Engine Gasket Set W/ 8 Push Rod Tubes All 67 Thru 74 Engines on 2040-parts.com

US $38.95
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Martinsville, Virginia, US

Martinsville, Virginia, US
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VW 8 NEW PUSH ROD TUBES AND ENGINE GERMAN GASKET SET COMPLETE WITH ELRING RED SILCONE REAR MAIN SEAL & 4 DOG HOUSE STYLE OIL COOLER SEALS. FITS ALL SINGLE PORT & DUAL PORT STYLE BEETLE ENGINES 1967 THRU 1974  WITH CARB. CAN BE USED IN STROKER MOTORS ALSO...THIS ls ALL GASKETS REQUIRED FOR TOTAL REBUILDED . .BUYER IS TO PAY 19.85 SHIPPING AND HANDLING . USA ONLY

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