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Can you identify this vacuum component? 1800 None

posted by  Duck on  Wed Dec 31 18:00 CST 1969
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Eric, Thanks for the part number and upon looking it up for reference ....I realized that I have this part from a car that was chopped up some time ago. It appears to be in working order so it will be used for my E.
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