Banshee Drag Hill Shooter Chromoly Chassis Frame Chrome A Arms 10" Swingarm Axle on 2040-parts.com
Brandon, Mississippi, US
601-978-0748 CELL SHIP FOR $65-250.
BANSHEE DRAG/ HILLSHOOTER CHROMOLY CHASSIS WITH REMOVABLE SUBFRAME
LONESTAR BILLET DRAG HUBS
CHROMOLY A ARMS CHROME FABED A ARMS
MARVIN SHAW FRONT COMPETITION SHOCKS
REAR CHROME ADJUSTABLE STRUT
CHROMOLY SPINDLES CHROME
CHROMOLY STEERING STEM CHROME
RADIATOR, CASCADE V BENDS
BRAND NEW ARCH 10" OVER CHROME SWINGARM
LONESTAR CHROME AXLE
FRONT MOHAWKS
REAR 10 PADDLE SKAT TRAK PADDLES
I BELIEVE ITS A SLC CHASSIS. CHROME IS 100%. VERY NICE AND GOES STRAIGHT AS AN ARROW!!!
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