Nos Napa 25 20412 Belt Heavy Duty Truck Offroad Equipment Bus 41.57"l .625w on 2040-parts.com
Bennington, Kansas, US
This is a NOS Napa 25-20412 Belt for Heavy Duty Trucks, Bus and Offroad Equipment. It is 41'75" long and .625 wide. This has the Napa packaginb, but was hand written the part number. It looks to be unused.
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