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Motometer Oil Gauge Vw Bug Split Oval Porsche 356 Pre A 356 356 A 40 Mm on 2040-parts.com

US $895.00
Location:

Suncarshop, Germany

Suncarshop, Germany
Condition:New other (see details)

ORIGINAL MOTOMETER OIL GAUGE

THE INSTALLATION DIAMETER IS 40 MM ARE INCHES 1,569

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Shipping to USA 16.00 $

We have many original Parts and Accessories for Volkswagen / Mercedes / Porsche and more for your German Vintage Cars

By buying several products, the highest shipping-costs will form the basic of the total shipping-costs.
For each following purchase we demand 6.00$.

For example: 1st purchase 10.00$, 2nd purchase 22.00$.
Total costs of shippment: 22.00$ + 6.00$ = 28.00$.
  

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