Axle Retainers Old Style 9 Inch Ford With 1/2" Bolt Holes - Pair on 2040-parts.com
US $24.90
Location:
Saint Clair, Missouri, United States
Condition:New
Manufacturer Part Number:FlangeAR500 - pair
Warranty:No
Placement on Vehicle:Rear
Part Brand:PEM Racing
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Axle Retainers Old Style 9 inch Ford with 1/2" bolt holes - pair FlangeAR500 - pair Refer to pictures for spacing measurements Shipping via USPS Priority Mail with tracking number. Contact for shipping questions is 636.234.0975 or email Disclaimer. Warning! Auto racing is a hazardous sport. No warranty or guarantee is made or implied regarding any racing product sold by Performance Engineering and Manufacturing, LLC. User assumes all risks. We will ship using UPS Ground or Priority Mail with Insurance and will send a Tracking/Delivery Confirmation Number after shipped. |
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