Vintage Frankland Quick Change Rear W/finned Aluminum Buick Drums Hot Rod Racing on 2040-parts.com
Amherst, Massachusetts, United States
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Frankland Quick Change Rear w/Finned Aluminum Drums This appears to be a complete quickchange differential, Frankland center with heavy Ford 3/4 ton bells/axles Open Brakes with Frankland hubs and Buick Aluminum drums Yoke and drums turn freely, housing is marked 389 which may indicated the current gearing Sold as-shown, Pickup only item Please use the pictures as your guide and ask questions before bidding I'm available by email or phone 4one3 five22 four6three1 |
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