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Kansas City, Kansas, US
66 67 Corvette Big Block 427 CI Radiator and Support Original GM Used Unit that is in very nice condition overall Very Nice Condition! RARE original piece Perfect for NCRS restoration Shipping to 48 Lower States will be $75 with insurance Thanks for shopping with us today! Please checkout our Ebay Store for more items: Corvette Specialties of Kansas City
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