Vintage Sprint Car Rotor, Hub And Hat Halibrand Franklin Winters on 2040-parts.com
Centre Hall, Pennsylvania, United States
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Vintage rotor, hat and splined hub for a vintage quick change rear end. The hat offset is 3.5" and the hub splined ID is just over 2.5", everything appears to be in good conditin. Thanks for looking, and please check out the other items in my e-Bay store.
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