Buick Grand National Dfi Computer on 2040-parts.com
Allen Park, Michigan, United States
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Accell DFI Gen 6 for a 1986/87 Buick Grand National. It is all there from the disc, instruction manual, interface harness, and adapter harness that plugs right into the the stock Buick harness. This will for for a 89 Turbo Trans Am as well i'm sure.
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