1958-60 Corvette Fi Ignition Shield Top on 2040-parts.com
San Jose, California, US
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1958-60 CORVETTE TOP IGNITION SHIELD. FOR FUEL INJECTED CAR. GREAT PICE FOR YOU'RE CAR! VERY MINOR SCRATCHES WHICH CAN BE POLISHED OUT, SINCE ITS STAINLESS STEEL.
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