Nors 1937-1950 Chevrolet Gmc Pinion Shaft Bushing 1938 1939 1940 1941 1946 1947 on 2040-parts.com
Gothenburg, Nebraska, United States
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You are buying one NORS Wohlert Pinion shaft bushing. These have some surface rust on them, but look very usable. According to the box these fit 1937-1942 Chevrolet passenger and light commercial vehicles and GMC AC-100 and AC-150. Interchange to the GM books and these fit:
1938-1940 Chevy passenger and light commercial (except KA, KB anf KH) 1941-1950 1/2 ton (1st design) $20 Buy It Now per bushing. Please ask any questions before buying. Thanks for looking. |
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