Junior Dragster Front Drive Sprockets on 2040-parts.com
Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
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New ChooChoo jackshaft front drive sprockets -- #35 pitch -- high quality heat treated from proprietary billet steel for high strength and long wear -- 3/4" bore -- 3/16" keyway -- auction is for one sprocket Sizes available--> 13---14---15 BUYER MUST SPECIFY SIZE REQUIRED AT CHECK OUT no returns -- please ask questions before bidding -- flat rate ground shipping to continental 48 -- other shipping will add additional cost -- no combined shipping with other auctions -- no shipping discounts -- payment expected within 3 days of auction ending -- shipment immediately after payment is received -- PayPal -- other payment options on request -- shipping will be within 2 days of receiving payment |
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