Cadillac 1937-1953 Rear Wheel Bearings. Left And Right Side on 2040-parts.com
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Rear wheel bearings for both sides. Cadillac Parts Manual states they will fit for most 1937 models and all 1941 to '53 models except the commercial chassis. Included are BCA retainer static collector rings.
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