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Lakewood Bellhousing Blowproof Mopar 440 426 Hemi 383 Fits:a-833 & 143 Tooth 413 on 2040-parts.com

US $499.99
Location:

ohio, United States

ohio, United States
No original box , Never used , dealer display item
Brand:LAKEWOOD Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:15335 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

LAKEWOOD BELLHOUSING BLOWPROOF MOPAR 440 426 HEMI 383 Fits:A-833 & 143 Tooth 413 New, Dealer Display Item NEW never used What you see is what you get , comes with hardware and adopter rings , Some bolts were installed for sheild but it has never been bolted down to any engine was DEALER DISPLAY ITEM                                                                                        Blowproof Bellhousing
  • 1959-78 Chrysler 383/413/426/440
  • Fits 4 speed New Process A-833, AND ALSO  T18 , 420 , 435 , 456 , 2300 , 4500
  • Mechanical Linkage
  • Requires 143 Tooth Flywheel 

  • WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET ALL ITEMS SOLD AS IS , USA SHIPPING ONLY,  THANKS FOR LOOKING 

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