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12-25-2006 06:00 PM #1

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wtb:sb mopar / early hemi adjustable rockers

wanted: need a set or two of small block mopar & or early chrysler / dodge hemy adjustable rocker assemblies, also early chrysler/dodge or "imperial" hemi valve covers, email:1dodgecity@sbcglobal.net pics & any info. thanks !!!

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