Sprint Car Spindles on 2040-parts.com
Stoneboro, Pennsylvania, United States
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up for action is a winter spindle and one dmi a right and left set they had new king pins and bushings about 6 races ago has alum brake rotor in good working conditioin sold as is needs cleaned
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Sprint Cars for Sale
Dzus button steel 10 pack fasteners quarter turn sprint car .500 7/16(US $14.75)
Dzus button steel 25 pack fasteners quarter turn sprint car .500 7/16(US $24.50)
Dzus button steel 50 pack fasteners quarter turn sprint car .500 7/16(US $49.00)
Dzus button steel 100 pack fasteners quarter turn sprint car .500 7/16(US $95.00)- King steering gear locator with fuel shut off sprint car(US $16.00)
Winters rear end lower shaft sprint car late model modified(US $10.00)
Renault Koleos
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Audi R8 LMX – the most powerful R8 yet – costs from £160,025
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GM speeds development of cars delayed during battle for survival
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