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  1. 08-11-2014, 09:07 PM #1
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    Heater duct cover plates

    - Heater duct cover plates - made from spun ali sheet , we made these to be a straight bolt on to replace your flapper boxes when using headers and keeping the dirt and moisture out of the chassis , super light weight the kit ( 2 x covers , gaskets and nuts ) ------$115 (now in stock) NOW $79 pair

    I also had one customer request the Cork gaskets by themselves for some flapper boxes as they are as the originals were , so these are also available.
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    These are nice pieces. I've got 'em on two cars now...
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    This is a nice kit from John. I have them installed to my car now.
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    bit of a run on these and ran out , so new batch whipped up today . now available
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    new Batch in stock
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    Due to a change in manufacture we now have these being made for a lot cheaper price .
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    These have been a great item , lots headed out , more in stock now
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    der bump for november
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    What do the cork gasket cost .
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    Quote Originally Posted by CDOUGLEHMAN View Post
    What do the cork gasket cost .
    $10 for the pair plus $3 air post
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