Brake Band Fits M917a1 Military Dump Truck on 2040-parts.com
Spring, Texas, US
You are bidding on one New Old Stock (NOS) very nice brake band for the M917A2 military dump truck. It is unused but has shelf wear.
Sales are final with no return so please ask questions and look at the pictures.
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