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  1. 01-05-2012, 05:58 PM #1
    YTNUKLR
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    Perfect 1965-1971 Engine Mounted Oil Cooler

    I have a perfect 1965-1971 Engine Mounted Oil Cooler . I was saving it for my car "back when" it was a restoration-to-stock project. Slippery slope-itis is making me sell this!

    It's a rare piece - cannot buy this one new any more, only the later 1972-89 style. Difference is the '65-71 has a threaded fitting to the oil tank; the later one is a slip-fit hose.

    It has been remarkably preserved; most are torn/bent/leaky/ripped up over the years.

    I then sent it to Pacific Oil Cooler ( Aviation Oil Cooler Service ) where it was ultrasonically cleaned and fully checked/serviced and deemed "excellent" and ready to go back into service. It has been bagged in plastic and embalmed in tape ever since.

    You won't be disappointed.

    Now $400(was $600). Over $200 - amazingly - is what it cost to get it serviced and shipped to/fro Pacific Oil Cooler.

    Contact me if interested.

    Regards,
    Scott
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    scott kinder
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  2. 05-10-2012, 10:41 AM #2
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    Price lowered to $400 or best offer.

    You can email me at kindersport@gmail.com

    Thank you
    scott kinder
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  3. 05-17-2012, 09:53 AM #3
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    This is sold. Thank you!
    scott kinder
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