Legends Dwarf Race Car 10 Bolt 3.58 6.7 Inch T Code Rear End T372 Inex Toyota on 2040-parts.com
San Fernando, California, US
Good used 3.58 third member from a Toyota car. This is a T code, 6.7 inch size. This rear end is used in US Legend race cars and some Dwarf race cars. This is a good used pull out from a wrecked car, never raced. Tooth count 43/12. Gears will need to be welded or a spool installed before using in a Legend car. For shipping outside of USA, email for a shipping quote.
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