Rear Sway Bar Triumph Tr4a Tr6 3/4" .750 on 2040-parts.com
Lathrop, California, US
Rear sway bar for Triumph TR4A and TR6. It is in unused condition other than bar painted and only mounts to frame were installed. Still cadmium plated under paint.
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