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New Micro Sprint Shift Lever,mini-sprint 600,xxx,pmp on 2040-parts.com

US $43.99
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High Performance Parts, United States

High Performance Parts, United States
NEW MICRO SPRINT SHIFT LEVER,MINI-SPRINT 600,XXX,PMP, US $43.99, image 1
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:TXRC-600-EG-0007 Brand:Triple X Race Co

                                                                                         

You are bidding on a Brand New Micro/Mini Sprint Shift Lever (Part #TXRC-600-EG-0007).

  • Fits on the left hand side of the chassis
  • Links directly to the engine
  • No need for a 6 foot tractor cable
  • This style of lever frees up the cockpit for the driver, which will help eliminate the bruised knees
  • Comes complete with pin & washer
  • Fits Triple X, PMP, and numerous other Mini-Sprint & Micro-Sprint Chassis
  • Material: 4130 Chromoly
  • Finish: Black Powder Coating
  • Approximate Weight: 0.4 lbs.

You can browse hundreds of other Sprint Car, Midget, and Mini-Sprint items in our Ebay store.

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Shipping cost will be $9.99 within the continental United States.  If you buy 2 or more of our auctions, shipping will certainly be combined to save you money.  We will be glad to ship internationally.  Just send me a message for an international shipping quote.

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