Hailbrand Midget Left Rear Splined Hub Used 1988 on 2040-parts.com
Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, United States
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Bidding on used Hailbrand rear hub for a steel rear midget axle. This aluminum 31 splined hub was used on midget rear axles from 1986-1989. Aalso has end cap and retaining bolt and the three short drive pins. This hub has right hand thread for the left side of car. Produced by National Racing Products / National Manufacturing /National Hailbrand in 1988. any questiuons contact us.
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