Junior Dragster Polar Style Clutch Jr on 2040-parts.com
West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
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Got this with an engine I purchased supposedly fresh. It used but ready to run and set up for light 8.90 combo. (The motor I purchased this with was exactly as described and I don't expect anything to be wrong with the clutch) I will include all the parts in the pictures as well as a alignment tool. Both my cars have different style clutches and have no use for it. Only includes what is in the picture (NO secondary included)
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