2 Greasable U-joint Spicer 5-1203x on 2040-parts.com
Gasport, New York, US
Cleaning out my shop and I have these new in box Spicer 5-1203X u-joints. I have marked on the box "85 E350". I used to own a 1985 Ford E350 parcel van (Ryder truck) with a 460 engine and C-6 transmission. These are for the rear drive shaft, one front joint, one rear joint. Of course these fit many other applications but this is what I would have bought them for.
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