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18883.15 Omix-ada T150 First, Reverse Shift Fork, 76-79 Jeep Cj Models, By on 2040-parts.com

US $26.98
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Smyrna, Georgia, US

Smyrna, Georgia, US
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18883.15

18883.15

OMIX-ADA

T150 First, Reverse Shift Fork, 76-79 Jeep CJ Models, by Omix-ada

FORK SHIFT FIRST/REVERSE T-150

This first and reverse gear shift fork from Omix-Ada fits the T150 transmission found in 76-79 Jeep CJ-5s and CJ-7s.

 

 

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