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Flaming River 1994-97 Ford Mustang Steering Shaft Kit (manual Steering) Fr1509m on 2040-parts.com

US $299.99
Location:

Monessen, Pennsylvania, United States

Monessen, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New Brand:FLAMING RIVER Manufacturer Part Number:FR1509M

FOR MANUAL STEERING ONLY

  • Collapsed Length (in)
  • 12.000 in.
  • Collapsible
  • Yes
  • Extended Length (in)
  • 13.000 in.
  • Quantity
  • Sold individually.
  • Rag Joint Included
  • No
  • Shaft Style
  • Pyramid
  • Steering Shaft Finish
  • Nickel plated
  • Steering Shaft Material
  • Steel
  • Universal Joints Included
  • Yes
  • Vibration Damper Included
  • No



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