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2 Tie Rod Ends 1939 1940 Studebaker Champion New Pair on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Montville, New Jersey, United States

Montville, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New

Up for auction is a pair of Tie Rod Ends, 1 Left Hand and 1 Right Hand, which will fit the Center Positions for these cars. These are New Old Replacement Stock and we have a few sets available, so please keep in mind the ones you receive may look slightly different from the pictures.

This will fit the following automobiles:

1939 Studebaker Champion & Commander

1940 Studebaker Champion up to serial # 35110

Control #: 1 - TRE 106L , 1 - TRE 106R

Great part at a great price! See below for detailed picture(s).

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