Used 1960s Chevy Clutch Shaft (z Bar) "b" on 2040-parts.com
Hertford, North Carolina, US
One used early 1960s Chevy clutch shaft (a. k.a. Z bar). Exact application unknown. 9 " long. Please look closely at the picture. SOLD AS IS! Please see my other ads for additional NOS and used GM/Chevy parts. Email with questions.
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