2-winters Aluminum Wide-5 Axel Tubes New on 2040-parts.com
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
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FROM A RACE TEAM SELLOUT: HAVE A PAIR OF WINTERS ALUMINUM AXEL TUBES. BRAND NEW NEVER INSTALLED, FOR 36" AND 34" AXELS. THEY SHOW A LITTLE FADING FROM SITTING IN THE SHOP FOR A FEW YEARS BUT ARE BRAND NEW... THESE COST $225ea FROM SPEEDWAY..SAVE BIG TODAY.. SOLD AS IS..
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