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Continental Tire pressure Gauge, maybe pre-war?, very nice condition Porsche 356 901 911 968 993 Mercedes 113 114 115 /8 Puch 500 Opel Kadett Manta Olympia Kapitän BMW 1602 1502 1500 00 02 VW Brezel Ovali Käfer Samba T1 T2 Bus Transporter Kdf Split Perfect for your Oldtimer Please Note: We are shipping every Friday to USA, all items will send as registred Airmail. We ship from Austria, so it could takes about 10-25 days to arrive. |
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