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Nos Pair Of Pivot Shaft Bearings Bta331. Austin/ Mg/morris 1100/1300 -----> on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
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Prescott, Arizona, US

Prescott, Arizona, US
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Get your car rolling properly again.  This is a NOS pair of Timken pivot shaft bearings BTA331.  It is intended for a Austin / Morris / MG / Wolseley / Riley BMC ADO16 1100/1300.  The boxes have seen better decades, but the bearings are in great shape and ready to go.   You can't beat the original parts.  Get this for now or down the road.  Overseas shipping no problem.

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