Steel Crankshaft Used Mopar 440 Steel Crankshaft For Manual Or Automatic on 2040-parts.com
Greenup, Kentucky, US
Used Mopar 440 Steel Crankshaft.
Good Shape I've Had This Crankshaft For 30 Years .
Keep In In My Garage In The Dry Never Been Outside.
Can Use For Automatic Or Manual Transmissions.
The Spec. Is What They Mic. Out To.
Payment To Be Made With In 4 Days At Close Of Auction.
Thanks For Looking.
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