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Hygrade Choke Pull-off Assembly Cpa-135 Nos on 2040-parts.com

US $16.00
Location:

Clarksville, Texas, United States

Clarksville, Texas, United States
Condition:New Brand:Hygrade Product:Choke Pull-Off Assembly Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply Model:CPA-135 Warranty:No UPC:Does Not Apply

Hygrade 
Choke Pull-Off Assembly 
CPA-135 
NOS

ITEM SPECIFICS:
  • Brand: Hygrade 
  • Product: Choke Pull-Off Assembly 
  • Model: CPA-135 
  • Condition: NOS
CONDITION:
Seller's Condition Grading = New Old Stock
  • This Hygrade Choke Pull-Off Assembly is in new old stock condition;
  • THe assembly is still inside the original box;
  • The photos are part of the description.

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