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1/2"-13 X 1/2"-20 Stud X 2-7/8" Long, Gm # 15515768 "new Old Stock" on 2040-parts.com

US $6.99
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Piqua, Ohio, US

Piqua, Ohio, US
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P/N# 15515768  

 

 

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1/2" - 13 ONE END (3/4" USABLE LENGTH APPX.)

1/2" - 20 ONE END (7/8" USABLE LENGTH APPX.)

2-7/8"OVERALL LENGTH

 

 

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Peugeot Unveils Hybrid Le Mans Racer

Tue, 07 Oct 2008

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