Vintage Used Dirt Modified/sprint Car/ Race Car Ft. Offset Torsion Arm on 2040-parts.com
South Gibson, Pennsylvania, United States
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HERE IS A GOOD USED VINTAGE DIRT MODIFIED /SPRINT CAR, FT. OFFSET TORSION ARM; OVERALL LENGTH 18 1/2; 17 IN FROM CENTER OF SPLINE TO END, WITH GOOD 1 1/16 SPLINES, SEE PICS, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS.
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Vintage used dirt modified/sprint car/ race car rear offset torsion arm
Vintage used dirt modified/sprint car/ race car ft. offset torsion arm
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