Muncie 4-speed Parts Lot Grab Bag on 2040-parts.com
Orange, Massachusetts, US
A whole bunch of used parts, 1 price. 2-1 inch pins, 2 sliders w/ early hubs, 2,sets of bearings, springs & keys, seals,syncros input nuts, thrust washers, speedo bullets, cluster needle bearings & spacers. The small parts will be segragated in bags. Everything in the picture shipped flat rate priority $12.35
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