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Gm C-10 Truck 3 Speed Bell Housing 3925505 C168 Chevy Gmc Good Shape 168 Tooth on 2040-parts.com

US $78.00
Location:

Wymore, Nebraska, United States

Wymore, Nebraska, United States
surface rust, no cracks, in good useable condition.
Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:3925505 Interchange Part Number:3925505

CHEVY GMC GM TRUCK BELLHOUSING

  • STARTER BOLTS TO BELL
  • MOTOR MOUNT PADS ON BELL
  • FOR USE WITH 168 TOOTH FLYWHEEL
  • 5-1/8 COLLAR
  • GOOD CONDITION
  • BOLT PATTERN WILL ATTACH MUNCIE, SAGINAW 3 AND FOUR SPEEDS AS WELL AS T-5 GM 82-92
  • CAST IRON CONSTRUCTION

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