B&m Torque Converter 3200 Stall For Chevy 350 400 Turbo Brand New on 2040-parts.com
Mount Vernon, Illinois, United States
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I AM SELLING A BRAND NEW B AND M TORQUE CONVERTER IT IS RATED AT 3200-3500 STALL, IT FITS THE GM 350 OR 400 TURBO TRANSMISSIONS, I BOUGHT IT FOR MY CAR , BUT I ENDED UP SELLING THE CAR BEFORE I PUT THIS IN , SO I DONT NEED IT ANYMORE, I PAID 475 DOLLARS FOR IT FROM SUMMIT RACING SO I WOULD I WOULD AT LEAST LIKE TO GET HALF MY MONEY BACK, MY LOSS YOUR GAIN. IF BUY IT NOW IS USED THERE WILL BE FREE SHIPPING, OTHERWISE IT WILL BE 30 DOLLARS TO SHIP
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