Nos Mopar,plymouth,dodge,a,b Body 1967-76 Bendix Master Cylinder Cover Gasket on 2040-parts.com
East Aurora, New York, United States
This auction is for 1 NOS master cylinder top rubber gasket # 2225441 which shows correct for A & B body cars. No original package for this since there are more than 1 and this auction is for only the 1 gasket pictured. NO RESERVE See my other auctions, I am selling off all my extra parts I do not need for the cars I have now. FREE SHIPPING shipped UPS insured in the lower 48 states. Ask any questions before bidding and Thank you. |
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