Bmw 6 Hole U Jouint/drive Shaft Flex Joint on 2040-parts.com
Lawrence, Kansas, US
We are selling a 6 Hole U Joint/Drive Shaft Flex Joint. The part number is 2611119603. It is new old stock, in original packaging. It is an OE part. Items listed by us on EBAY are described to the best of our ability. Our interpretation of the item may differ from yours. It is the buyers responsibility to ensure the part is correct for their application. We supply the part number when it is available to us. We usually ship items within 3 days from the receipt of payment. Our shipping area operates Monday thru Friday. We are selling for $56.00 Any additional fees (i.e. customs) are the responsibility of the buyer.
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