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1958 Chevrolet Left Front Steering Knuckle Spindle With Arm on 2040-parts.com

US $75.00
Location:

Casselberry, Florida, US

Casselberry, Florida, US
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This is a used L front steering knuckle and arm that came off a 1958 Chevy Nomad.

I cleaned, bead blasted and painted cast coat gray.

You will receive what is pictured! Not a stock photo!

Can be used for original drum brake or for disc with the kit.

Ready to Install!  Will fit Impala  Biscayne  Del Ray  Bel Air Brookwood Yeoman Nomad

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