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Mopar-delco- Federalmogul Wheel And Axle Bearings Lot on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
Location:

Huffman, Texas, United States

Huffman, Texas, United States
IN GOOD CONDITION.RODS - ROD BEARINGS - MAIN - CAM - RINGS - VALVES. ALL TYPES BIG BLOCK MALL BLOCK AND SLANT SIX SEE PICS.
Brand:MOPAR- DELCO- FEDERAL MOGUL Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front, Rear Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Surface Finish:STEEL

UP FOR AUCTION TODAY IS A MOPAR-DELCO- FEDERALMOGUL WHEEL AND AXLE BEARINGS LOT.  UNUSED  IN GOOD CONDITION. MOST ARE IN THE ORGINAL BOX AND SOME NOT THATS WHY I LEFT CONDITION AS USED.  SEE PICS.     

 I HAVE LARGE COLLECTION OF CAR PARTS THAT I'VE HAD FOR MANY YEARS AND I'M THINNING OUT SOME OF THEM.

PLEASE LOOK AT ALL PICTURES AND ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING.

GOOD LUCK AND WATCH FOR NEW LISTINGS COMING IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS.

I DO TRY TO DESCRIBE THE BEST  I CAN. IF YOU SEE SOMETHING I MISSED. PLEASE LET ME KNOW. I'M NOT PERFECT.

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