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Hey dudes,

I have two of each fuel pumps for sale, and are genuine Bosch, comes with box, with and unopened box and seal.

Porsche 910 =$190

040 =$220

044 = 230

All Sold!!!!!

If I do get any more in, I'll will post up again!!!!!!!!!!

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Hey dudes,

I have two of each fuel pumps for sale, and are genuine Bosch, comes with box, with and unopened box and seal.

Porsche 910 =$190

040 =$220

044 = 230

Located in melb, pm me or givce us a bozz on 0421 111 542... CHeers

Price Drop!!!!!!! Need Them SOLD!!!

Porsche 910 =$150

040 =$150

044 = 170

These fuel pumps are all brand new in unopened boxes with the Bosch serial numbers

Prices are FIRM

Grab yourself a Bargain!!!!!!!

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can u send it over to QLD?? if so i will grab a 044. does it come with the fitting?

Yep postage is $10, I've havent had a chance to fit these pumps on yet, but from what it looks like its just a pump, brand new in a box with an unopened seal..cheers

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