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> Early Bilstein jack and lug wrench set, verified 914 OEM
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post Sep 28 2014, 11:36 AM
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Good original jack from 72 914 includes OEM lug nut tool and good functioning hold down clip included.
This is a 914 jack.


$45 or offer + mail

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The shorter lug wrench was used 75-76. Might matter to someone doing a correct restoration.
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