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1948-55 Ford Wheel Bearing Cone Bb-1240-a. on 2040-parts.com

US $51.44
Location:

Fort Benton, Montana, United States

Fort Benton, Montana, United States
Condition:New Part Brand:Ford Warranty:No UPC:Does not apply


 New Ford wheel bearing cone.
Will fit a 1948-55 Ford truck.
Original Ford part.
Part number BB-1240-A.
Glad to combine shipping.
Tracking # included.
Worldwide shipping.
Thank you.



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