1985 To 1987 Buick Grand National 4 Rear Wheel Cylinders Right & Left New on 2040-parts.com
Pittston, Pennsylvania, US
This item is called a Rear Wheel Cylinder, and there are (4) FOUR of them, They are made by: (SAFE-LINE) And the part number on each box is: (W104386) And they fit: (1985 TO 1987 BUICK REAGAL, GRAND NATIONAL, ALL MODELS WITH ALL ENGINES) These 4 wheel cylinder part number W104386 will fit either the right or left side rear. All 4 boxes were factory sealed, I opened them all up, just to let everyone know. This I think is perfect if you are restoring a rare antique muscle Buick like this, or if you have one, this might come in handy for those just in cases. This item is made in USA.
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