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Assorted Automotive V Belts Lot Of 10 on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
Location:

Mount Hope, Kansas, US

Mount Hope, Kansas, US
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Lot of 10 autimotive V belts. Pics only show 7 as we could not get the pic of the lats three to load. All belts are NOS and have never been installed. Most are missing their sleeve. Buyer will recieve the following. Gates: 7280 X 2, 7385, 7445, 7450 X 2, 7500, 9405HD Dayco: 5L380 Unknown: 13450/15450 (same size as Gates 7450)

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