60 64 Ford Galaxie T10 4 Speed Input Gear * 26 Tooth * C2az-7017d * T10b-16 on 2040-parts.com
Fort Mohave, Arizona, United States
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UP FOR SALE IS THIS NEW BORG/WARNER 60 64 FORD T10 TRANSMISSION INPUT GEAR ------- 26 TEETH ---- 8 1/2" LENGTH ---- ORIGINAL BORGWARNER GEAR ---- IN STORAGE FOR YEARS ---- NO RUST OR PITTING ----STILL HAS THE OLD COSMLINE ON THE GEAR ------ SOLD AS PICTURED WITHOUT A BOX ------- SOLD AS IS ------ KNOW YOUR APPLICATION
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