Strange -chevy 12 Bolt Pinion Yoke - With 30 Spline / 1350 U/joint Pt# U-1602 on 2040-parts.com
Avon, Indiana, United States
CHEVY FORGED 12 BOLT PINION YOKE
BRAND : ............... STRANGE FOR : ..................... CHEVY 12 BOLT / 30 SPLINE U JOINT: ............... 1350 PT#:......................... U-1602 |
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