Ford Sterling 10.25 Inch Open Carrier 87-96 No Gears Full Floating on 2040-parts.com
Middleboro, Massachusetts, US
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I pulled this out of a truck because I needed the 3.55 gears that were in it. Worked fine when pulled this is not a Trac-loc its just a standard open differential from a full floating 10.25 axle in a 1993 F250 |
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