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Parts Used Variety of parts to suit 1970 rambler rebel. Mostly mechanical parts so much of it will suit matador etc Parts in good condition, but used. And old I kept them as spare for myself but time for them to go. There is a full set of hanging panels, bumpers, axles, diff, a bunch of chrome strips, a decent grille or two, radiators, heads I think. Springs, stock wheels, hinges, door handles, various other bits. Rear sway bar from hornet 1970 360 flywheel Look at pictures. I don't know exactl

New old stock Purolator A30 air filter. Suits Dodge, Plymouth & Rambler (Matador & Rebel). See photos of catalogue for correct fitment info. $20 postage within Australia. Pickup available from North Ipswich

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