New!! 1966-1968 3.3l 200 Ci Distributor Vacuum Line 6 Cylinder on 2040-parts.com
Magnolia, Delaware, US
Up for sale is a NEW!! 1966-1968 3.3L 200 ci Distributor Vacuum Line 6 cylinder. It is still in the original packaging. I sold my Mustang and this was something I never used that as in my shed and forgot about until now. If you have any questions, feel free to ask and good luck bidding! I ship to the lower 48 states only!
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