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1968-70 Oldsmobile O Type Rear Differential 2.78 Ratio Open Rear Cutlass 442 F85 on 2040-parts.com

US $250.00
Location:

Middletown, Pennsylvania, United States

Middletown, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:Used

Removed from a 68 Cutlass that had a 350 V-8 with Turbo 350 trans..Rear is in very good condition with no noise and the housing is not excessively corroded..Removed from a car that came East from Bell California.. Shown in pic..Needs nothing to be road worthy..Worked great when removed..Just over 100K miles..Will not ship..Must P.U. at home in Middletown Pa..Zip is 17057

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