Napa Brakes Wheel Cylinder 37985 on 2040-parts.com
Kansas City, Missouri, United States
  This auction is for One new Napa Brakes Rear Wheel Cylinder Bore Size : 15/16" Wheel Cylinder Line Thread Size : 3/8-24 37985 As seen in picture / no other parts, accessories or instructions included. Factory box has bends & wrinkles / no harm to parts Satisfaction Guaranteed !!! Please ck my other auctions for more great deals !!! I will gladly combine shipping on any of my auctions won !!! If making multiple purchases please request invoice before payment for a cheaper shipping rate !!!  On Jun-05-16 at 20:48:03 PDT, seller added the following information: 
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