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Corvair NEW GM REAR AXEL Bearing 63-63 NEW but taken apart and fresh Hi-Po grease done so it is better than new. Will not fit 60-62 K members. These are the best as they are re-buildable. Very Rare no longer available. Shipping and insurance is 12.00 lower 48 only. Thanks for looking Starr Cooke 619 4476788 San Diego.
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