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02-22-2008 05:00 PM #1

sal0327
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Car Year, Make, Model: 70 chevy nova

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1965 Ford mustang power steering pump 289

Selling power steering pump off 1965 ford mustang 289. work fine when removed 1yr. $40 + shipping. send zip for proper shipping cost

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