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Weld Racing Right Front Sprint Car Hub Keizer Dmi Winters on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Hub Looks like it was machined.
Brand:Weld Manufacturer Part Number:NA

This listing is for a Used Weld Racing Right Front Sprint Car Hub.  I got this hub with a bunch of parts in a buyout.  It looks like it was machined to straighten it.  Because I don't know its history or condition I am selling it for parts and also cheap.  This auction includes the Hub, Bearings, Races, and Cap.  


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