Hmmwv Hub Airlift Shackle Set Of 4 With Hardware on 2040-parts.com
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States
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You are purchasing (4) hub lift points. I have quite a few of these, so picture is only a representation. Actual items you receive may have more paint chipped off, or slightly more rust in places. ***Most hardware will be included but there MAY be some bolts or washers missing in some of the sets. I will sell (2) of these for $55 shipped (shipping costs me the same for two or 4) |
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