Rancho Suspension Rs5274 Shock Absorber on 2040-parts.com
Schleswig, Iowa, US
Set of 2 used Rancho RS5274 shocks in good working order, no leaks etc. The are ruff looking but a little paint work spruce them up. Please ask any and all question before bidding. Shipping is $20.00 via UPS.
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