Sunbeam Alpine Ford 9 Inch Drive Shaft on 2040-parts.com
Columbus, Ohio, US
This auction is for a low mileage custom made drive shaft for a Sunbeam Alpine that has a Ford 9 Inch rear axle. The Ford 9 Inch is super strong, has tons of ratios available and rear disc brake set up are easy. The drive shaft is in great shape and is ready to use.
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