Ford 8.8 Inch 3sl55 Posi Limited Slip Traction Lock Rear End Id Tag Mustang on 2040-parts.com
McDonough, Georgia, US
FORD 8.8" inch 3SL55 Rato, 3rd MEMBER REAR END TAG,-factory original, this is for Traction-lock Limited Slip Posi rear end,you will get the item in picture,has been cleaned and readly to be install.Will work on Many Fords,full size and mid-size car and Mustang,Cougar,Trucks and many other fords.Will combine shipping to save you money,look at other items up for auction.Guaranteed,If not satisfied E- mail though Ebay within 14 days,you can send item back for full refund-less shipping,will take pay-pal and other payments.
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3SL55 8.8 7B20
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