Ford 9 Inch 3.50 Gear 31 Spline Track Lock Posi on 2040-parts.com
Pleasant Valley, Iowa, United States
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up for auction is a 9 in. ford third member 3.50 gear 31 spline track lock posi . it is very useable but rough looking I will pull the posi unit if you don't want the case for cheaper shipping thanks for looking
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