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Ford Gpw Willys Mb G503 Ww2 Oil Pump on 2040-parts.com

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Knightsen, California, United States

Knightsen, California, United States
Condition:Used

You are looking at  a World War 2 Ford GPW L134 engine oil pump.   This item spins freely and looks ok   However it might need to be rebuilt.    Please make sure that this item is correct for your application before bidding.   Payment must be received within five days of auction close  Or item will be relisted.  This item weighs over 5 pounds so international shipping is a minimum of  $65.00 US    International Shipping to Canada, Europe and Australia only.  Please wait for a shipping invoice before paying due to the weight of the item.  Thanks for looking.  

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