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Chevy Camaro/chevelle,and More12 Bolt Differential Case Spreader Tool on 2040-parts.com

US $155.00
Location:

West Chicago, Illinois, United States

West Chicago, Illinois, United States
Condition:New

YOU ARE BIDDING ON A GM 12 BOLT SPREADER TOOL  FITS LATE MODEL 12 BOLTS USED TO TAKE OUT AND REINSTALL REAR DIFFERENTIALS

MAKES CHANGING THOSE  BEARINGS AND GEARS EASY. DONT USE A SCREW DRIVER AND HAMMER

AND RISK DAMAGE. DO IT RITE

:NOTE: WE ARE ARE FULL SERVICE TOOL SHOP AND CAN PRODUCE A SPEADER FOR MOST

DIFFERENTIALS JUST ASK. 331-425-0998

 

MADE IN THE USA

THESE SPREADERS ARE ALL HAND MADE IN MY SHOP AND MAY TAKE 7-10 DAYS TO GET DELIVERD TO YOUR DOOR DEPENDING ON STOCK

AVERAGE DELIVERY IS ABOUT 3 TO 4 DAYS THANKS,TOM   ?,S CALL 331-425-0998

 

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