Borgeson 014918 Steering U Joint 3/4 " Dd X 5/8" - 36 (steel) on 2040-parts.com
Chico, California, United States
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You are bidding on a Borgeson 014918 STEERING U JOINT 3/4 " DD X 5/8" - 36 (STEEL). Summit sells these for $75. We are a factory dealer for
Borgeson and have dozens of different u joints and steering shafts in
stock. These U joints have many applications automotive steering
linkages. Item comes in original package. If you have any
questions for your application please ask. Please check out our other auctions for more high
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