426 Hemi Nascar Rods on 2040-parts.com
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426 Hemi Nascar rods, 8+1, new old stock, very rare, to the best of my knowledge they have never been reworked, modified or re-machined, they are about 1/4 inch longer than stock rods, Gen ll Hemi, do your homework, lots of info on the web, no returns, shipping is $40.00 to the lower 48 States, other must pay addition shipping fees
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