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New, never used. PAID: 1 CO3057AC NEW COMPRESSOR CIVIC $149.90 ASKING $120.00 1 RD4318C DRIER $ 25.00 ASKING $15.00 1 EX10211C EXPANSION VALVE $ 25.00 ASKING $15.00 Total paid..................................$199.90 |
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