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US $22.99
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Belle Fourche, South Dakota, US

Belle Fourche, South Dakota, US
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3.8 V6 BALANCE SHAFT REMOVED FROM A 99 GRAND PRIX GT, 3.8L V6 WITH AROUND 60000 MILES ON THE ENGINE.  SHOULD FIT MOST GM 3.8L ENGINES, BUT PLEASE CHECK WITH DEALER.  I AM PARTING OUT THE ENTIRE CAR, SO CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONS, AND IF YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU NEED, PLEASE EMAIL ME.

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