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Hi everyone. I'm new to the forum but I have a 1942 Clark Clipper that is in need of a Vickers hydraulic pump # 2111c. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Bill
  • Posted 5 Nov 2015 13:56
  • By sassyrose
  • joined 5 Nov'15 - 4 messages
  • Colorado, United States

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