Toyota W58 Shifter Rebuild Kit Supra Cressida Celica 5m 7m on 2040-parts.com
San Antonio, United States
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These are for the Toyota W58 5-speed trans, and earlier W-series.
(Supra MkII, MkIII, Celica, and Cressida)
Note, these are only for the Toyota W58 (cars I have listed)
It will NOT fit the later Lexus W58, or Mk4 Supra, any version.
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