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Aeromotive VaporWorx Fuel Pressure Sending Unit - 0-100 psi - 1/8-MNPT Adapter 66719 TIP8130 1966-1972 Plymouth Barracuda BLL2352

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Aeromotive VaporWorx Fuel Pressure Sending Unit 0 100 psi 1 8 MNPT Adapter 66719 TIP8130 1966 1972 Plymouth Barracuda BLL2352 1966 1972 Plymouth Barracuda 1966 1967 Fargo D100 Panel Delivery Aeromotive is more than willing to strap ourselves in and give the product a REAL test As engineers

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