Indycar Sway Anti Roll Bar Assembly 1.190 Arb Irl Indy 500 Formula Car on 2040-parts.com
Cross Plains, Indiana, United States
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Complete sway bar assembly as removed from an Indycar, 1.190, great condtion. Buyer pays 14.95 shipping
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