Lunati Billet Aluminum Connecting Rods 4.375" Lot Of 54 Wholesale Jr. Dragster on 2040-parts.com
Greer, South Carolina, United States
For sale! Lot of 54 Lunati Billet Aluminum Jr Dragster Connecting rods. 4.375" part # JD104375
These Rods are brand new and at a closeout price! $7.50 per rod! Rods will be sold as a lot, we are no longer selling Jr. Dragster parts and this would be a great, inexpensive buy on some engine parts to make some money on! Feel free to contact me with any questions you have! Thanks for looking! |
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