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Beaufort, France

Beaufort, France
Franklin Winters Quick change locker nascar circle track late model, image 1 Franklin Winters Quick change locker nascar circle track late model, image 2
“Used a little beat up”
Brand:Winters Warranty:No

Quick change locker came out of an old limited car a friend of mine bought to run on dirt. It is a 31 spline with yellow locker springs. Its a little beat up inside the ends where it has had a few broke axles over the years. It worked fine when he bought car and took out. I think there is alot of use left with this. But I listed for parts because it is not perfect. It will be cheap at no reserve. I ship only US 50 states. Thanks for looking and good luck.

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