1939 Mercury Gearbox W/shifter And Yoke - Orig. Open Drive - Readyto Install on 2040-parts.com
Grant, Nebraska, United States
1939 Mercury Transmission - Gearbox - Tranny. Complete with long shifter, clutch release bearing (new), bearing fork and yoke. Also Speedometer drive. Completely disassembled, inspected and clean inside and out. Open drive is stock. Seems that there is lots of confusion about this. Photos are not great quality. A modest reserve is in place to eliminate low interest. Shipping in the lower 48 will be $55.00. Will prepare for shipping anywhere on the planet for exact cost of materials. Cost of shipping outside the lower U.S. is up to the buyer. Will ship but at buyers cost. Look for other traditional hot rod parts as I will be listing a few at a time. Look at the flathead engine and rear axle assembly also listed. |
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