Billet Aluminum Downshift Toilet Flusher Hot Rat Rod Stick Shifter Down Shift on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, United States
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The auction is for the ultimate man "CAVE" accessory. The Downshift toilet flusher. Made in the USA out of billet aluminum.This thing will power anything down the tubes. I personally would have called it the Downshitter. But hey. That's just me. New in sealed package. Sure to make your car buddies wanna drop a deuce in your house. Check my other auctions. . Fixed shipping to lower 48 states only. Please check the pics for more info.
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