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New Tr7 Stag Water Pump Saab Triumph Dolomite Sprint on 2040-parts.com

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Pacoima, California, United States

Pacoima, California, United States
Condition:New Warranty:No


NEW waterpump with shimming gaskets.... fit's 1975 <> 1976 TR7,, Triumph STAG & Saabs with TR7 style engines,, dolomite & sprint... (no core)

we are YOU SPEAK ENGLISH DRIVE ENGLISH,, better known as BRITISH CARS ONLY for the last 30 years

We have been installing & selling these WATERPUMPS for well over 30 years... if u follow our installation instructions,, this pump will outlast the car...

warranty is 365 days,, but will last forever if installed correctly and follow our instructions...

let me know if you need it today..... Davey 8186455008

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