Nos Replacement Non Flanged Main Bearing Ar49243 (2)lot on 2040-parts.com
Bennington, Kansas, US
This is 2 NOS Replacement Non-Flanged Main Bearings AR49243.
I purchased these at an auction from a company going out of business. I
purchased many automotive parts, so be sure to check out my store for
more parts. Nearly everything I purchased is NOS unless otherwise
stated. I sell mostly used or vintage items. Returns will be only
accepted if item is grossly misrepresented.
Look at the pictures good and email with any questions before bidding, sold as is, will combine on shipping. Thanks for looking!
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