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Mopar Slip Yoke 30 Spline 727 / A-833 7290 U Joint on 2040-parts.com

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Hagerstown, Maryland, United States

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States
Condition:Used

Here I have a 30 spline slip yoke used a 727 and A-833 transmissions. Uses 7290 universal joint. Does have some tiny nicks but it didn't cause any problems in the car it was in. 

Letter in title doesn't mean anything other than helping me identify them because I have quite a few of them. 

 Please look at photos carefully so you can be the judge of the condition and application.

Very Important ! Due to the huge amount of non paying bidders I have been having Ebay has put a 48 hour payment limit on my account before Ebay files a non paying bidder claim.

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