Vintage Race Car Dsr H Modified Le Grand Spindles Hurst Airheart Calipers Hubs on 2040-parts.com
Napoleon, Ohio, United States
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THIS IS A RARE CHANCE TO BUY TWO NOS FRONT LE GRAND RACING FRONT HUBS/SPINDLES WITH HURST AIRHEART BRAKES FOR A VINTAGE H-MODIFIED RACE CAR. THESE NEED CLEANED UP THEY HAVE
BEEN STORED SINCE THE 60'S. I WILL ALSO THROW IN THE FRONT A-ARMS AND FREE SHIPPING. I ALSO HAVE A PAIR OF MAGNESIUM WHEELS LISTED SEPERATELY !!! CHECK OUT MY OTHER LISTINGS !!! |
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