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I have an extra set I haven't used. I believe the brand name is Casler. They were ( if memory serves) a subsidiary of Hooker. If interested I will try and dig them out of the attic!
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I have to know if your car is stick or automatic? I have 2 sets. Please reply from your email address and we will deal directly.
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Sorry, forgot my email address. [email protected]
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