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Very Clean Original Datsun Nissan 1600 R16 Flywheel Roadster 510 240z Truck 210 on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Palatine, Illinois, United States

Palatine, Illinois, United States
I've had this in my parts for a while and believe that I had it resurfaced years ago and never used it because I went with a U20 engine.
Brand:Nissan Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan Surface Finish:Steel

Datsun/Nissan R16 1600 engine Flywheel for a 6 bolt crank shaft. I've had this in my parts for a while and believe that I had it resurfaced years ago and never used it because I went with a U20 engine which this won't fit.

Please ask if you have any questions.
Thanks for looking,
Matt

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