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Thread: FS: RSR / ST style catch tanks

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    FS: RSR / ST style catch tanks

    Designed and made to replicate the original style but with a modern twist with hose connectors on the bottle for a clean look. kit has the bottle in single entry , strap and stainless brackets with red cap on top .

    Special $220 usd per kit plus shipping

    new run just done
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    Bump , 3 sets in stock single entry
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    bump for October , single entry plus 1 only duel entry available
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    bump for the week , 1 single entry left currently
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    last single inlet kit left
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    New run just done , Available now
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    Hi
    Will these fit a ‘72 S/T engine, given the position of the oil tank?

    Are they white plastic? (which is what I think the original ones were)

    If so, I’ll have one please.

    Thanks.
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