Neapco Brute Force Universal Joints on 2040-parts.com
Vanderbilt, Michigan, United States
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Selling this stuff as a package it was bought for a 79 ford 4x4 years ago but never installed. HD Brute force Neapco u joints w/o grease zerk holes for front axles,front drive shaft,rear drive shaft and one extra precision u joint and axle bearings and seals. You can look up the part numbers to see if will work for application. These u joints will fit a lot of different car and trucks. (2) 2-3011bf (2) 2-1175bf (2)6301bf (1) precision 534g (2) bearings and races (2) Timken 4250 axle seals. There is about a 100.00 worth of parts but selling for 35.00 with free shipping in the lower 48. US SALES ONLY
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