Nos Transmission Maindrive Gear Lancer Valiant 1960 -61 on 2040-parts.com
Forest Hills, Kentucky, US
THIS AUCTION IS FOR A NEW OLD STOCK USA MADE TRANSMISSION GEAR.
PERFECTION PART # WT243-16S
OEM # 1949842
T00TH COUNT: 19
FITS:
- 1961 LANCER
- 1960 -61 VALIANT
- IF YOU HAVE ONE OF THESE CARS YOU MIGHT WANT THIS FOR YOUR SPARE PARTS IF YOU DON'T NEED IT RIGHT NOW!!
- THIS IS A VERY RARE GEAR AND HARD TO FIND AT ANY PRICE !!
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