Mopar 383 Steel Forged Crankshaft Crank B/rb Spun Rod Bearing on 2040-parts.com
Stoughton, Massachusetts, United States
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forged steel Mopar 383 steel forged crankshaft crank but has a spun rod journal
Mains at 2.625 and rods 2.375. std/std but one journal spun a rod and will need to be cleaned up and maybe welded. I am also advertising this locally and reserve the right to close the auction if it sells locally outside of Ebay. Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler |
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