Chevy Vacuum Shift Eliminator 1939 Vintage No.453 Kit on 2040-parts.com
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Chevy Vacuum Shift Eliminator 1939 Vintage Champ-Items, Inc. No. 453 Kit This original NOS kit eliminates the Vacuum canister that tends to fail on early Chevrolet cars. It may work with other years close to 1939, many transmissions were very similar. We ship daily from Detroit. |
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