Flywheel Ring Gear, 106 Teeth - ’68-’84 Toyota - 106c on 2040-parts.com
Chandler, Arizona, US
This listing is for a flywheel ring gear numerous models of ’68-’84 Toyota. It is a new old stock part number 106C. This ring gear has 106 teeth and is 10.681” OD and 9.324” ID. Be sure to check out my eBay Store for more great classic car parts. Thanks for looking! PLEASE NOTE I have attempted to identify proper application of this item as accurately as possible. However, as always, please verify proper fit to your vehicle before purchasing. Also, I have attempted to describe and photograph the item and its condition as accurately as possible, including any known defects or flaws. Please review these descriptions and photos carefully before purchasing, because all items are sold AS IS with no warranty. PAYMENT AND SHIPPING Payment is required within 48 hours of auction close. I accept PayPal and I can take credit cards directly (please contact me and I will send you my phone number to call with credit card information). I do not accept any other payment methods. I usually ship within 24 hours of payment confirmation and offer shipping worldwide. I’m happy to combine shipping for multiple purchases, to reduce your shipping costs. For international shipping, the buyer is responsible for any import tariffs or customs fees and these are not included in the shipping charges. I follow all applicable laws for international shipping and will not designate an item as a gift or anything else for you to avoid fees. Thanks for understanding. RETURNS I accept returns within 14 days and offer your money back. You are responsible for return shipping costs and the item must be returned in the same condition as it was shipped to you. EBAY RATINGS AND FEEDBACK I strive to maintain a 100% positive feedback rating, so I value your positive feedback. If for any reason, you are not satisfied with the item you receive or the service I provide, PLEASE contact me before leaving less than positive feedback and I will make it right. Z-Brit Motorsports Specializing in parts and restoration services for classic cars and sports cars,
with a special emphasis on 1970s Datsun Z-cars (240Z, 260Z, 280Z) and
1950s through 1970s British roadsters from Austin Healey, Jaguar, MG,
and Triumph.
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