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Vintage Hot Rod Valve Cover Breathers 1932 Ford Scta Bonneville on 2040-parts.com

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West Springfield, Massachusetts, United States

West Springfield, Massachusetts, United States
VINTAGE HOT ROD VALVE COVER BREATHERS 1932 FORD SCTA BONNEVILLE, image 1

ROCKER COVER BREATHERS - VINTAGE HOTROD RACE CAR PARTS - MIGHT BE OLD CAL CUSTOM, NOT OFFENHAUSER -   NOT SURE OF APPLICATION OR AGE, OR MAKE - SOLD AS IS - NO RETURNS - SOLD FOR PARTS OR REPAIR ONLY - LOOK AT PICTURES

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