88 89 90 91 Honda Crx Civic Oem Front Cross Member Cradle Sub Frame Radius Arms on 2040-parts.com
Spring Grove, Pennsylvania, United States
This listing is for a front beam and radius arms pulled from a 91 Honda Crx . Assembly is in good condition with little wear. Radius arms will be removed for shipping.
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