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Afco Threaded Body Coil Over Shock #1374 Dirt Late Model Modified Ump Pro on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Race used condition, the top rod end is slightly bent.
Brand:AFCO Manufacturer Part Number:1374

(1) AFCO Aluminum Threaded Body Coil Over Shock.  7".  Part#: 1374.  Comes with adjuster (as shown).  Race used condition, the top rod end is slightly bent.  Comes as pictured.  Dirt Late Model, Modified, GRT, Rocket, Masterbilt, Victory.  Check our other auctions.

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