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Manly One Piece Swedged Pushrods 3/8" 0.080 Walls 4130 Chromoly 7.550 & 8.550 on 2040-parts.com

US $45.00
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Greenwood, South Carolina, US

Greenwood, South Carolina, US
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8-7.550 & 8-8.550 Manly one piece swedged end 4130 Chromoly Pushrods. Great used condition, surface wear on tips and from guide plates only. All roll straight on flat glass. No issues. $170.00 new.

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