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2012 Ls3 Engine / Manual Ecu Pedal Wire Harness 27,000 Miles on 2040-parts.com

US $7,800.00
Location:

Damascus, Oregon, United States

Damascus, Oregon, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Chevy Manufacturer Part Number:Chevy

I have LS3 motors for sale  these are all low mile motors in great running condition we are one of the least expensive LS motor sellers around we also able to ship anywhere around.

Please call with any questions and to get accurate shipping cost  I use a shipping company that offers a discount rate.

503 547 3102


You are bidding on a 2012 LS3 motor with 27,000 miles

 transmission ( 6 speed )

ECU 

Gas Pedal

all accessories

This is a very clean motor completely ran and tested 

Thanks for looking


   

    

                 


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