1974 Corvette Half Shaft With Flange 2 1/2" Diameter , Original Equipment on 2040-parts.com
Rocklin, California, US
1974 Corvette Half Shaft with Flange 2 1/2" Diameter , Original Equipment
Off of 1974 Corvette
Half Shaft and Flanges are in Very Good Condition
U-Joints will need replacing before installation
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will only ship to lower 48 states
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