Mid Valley Engineering Shur Shift 4- Speed on 2040-parts.com
Huntersville , North Carolina, United States

Race 4-speed with shifter ready to go. Recently serviced by MVE and in perfect condition. Full magnesium case. Gears 1st-2.88, 2nd-1.80, 3rd-1.29, 4th-1.00. $3400 or best offer
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