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1971 Jeepster Commander Torque Converter & Transmission on 2040-parts.com

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Butler, Ohio, United States

Butler, Ohio, United States
Torque converter is a v-6, transmission is a 4 speed automatic. The cross member mount corner is broken.
Warranty:No

Torque converter is a v-6, transmission is a 4 speed automatic. The cross member mount corner is broken. We accept PayPal or Credit Cards. Buyer must arrange pick up. Located in Bellville, Ohio.

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