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Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania, United States

Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New other (see details)

NOS Federal Mogul 2132CPA-10 Main Bearings. I HAVE NO APPLICATION INFORMATION ON THIS ITEM-PLEASE USE THE PART NUMBER TO DETERMINE IF IT FITS YOUR SPECIFIC NEEDS. Box shows lots of age/wear/poor condition, lid/label is detached and taped on-I did this when opening the box for the photos. Parts are in new, unused condition. Bearings show discoloration from age.  SELLING IN AS FOUND AND AS IS CONDITION WITH SIGNS OF AGE/STORAGE.  Buyer to pay mailing cost of $5.70 via Standard Mail. Paypal payment only accepted-Payment due within 7 days from end of auction. Thanks For Looking.

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