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Spark Plug Wire Boots Protector Sleeve, 2500 Degree Spark Plug Wire Heat Shield Sleeve Cover for SBC BBC 350 454, 6 Inch Spark Plug Wire Heat Insulation Cover Wrap for Car Truck (Red, 8PCS) desk_accessory Premium Material: The license plate
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Spark Plug Wire Boots Protector Sleeve, 2500 Degree Spark Plug Wire Heat Shield Sleeve Cover for SBC BBC 350 454, 6 Inch Spark Plug Wire Heat Insulation Cover Wrap for Car Truck (Red, 8PCS) desk_accessory Premium Material: The license plate Premium Material: The license plate screw caps are made of premium stainless steel with smooth surface It can fuse in time when the current is overloaded to protect the circuits of car radios Note: Only for gasoline burning vehicles 【Reliable and Built to Last】: these spark plug boots made of double wall braided glass fiber material
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