Sprint Car 3an Al Brake Line Dry Break Quick Disconnect on 2040-parts.com
US $79.95
Location:
Boone, Iowa, United States
Condition:New
Brand:MWF
Manufacturer Part Number:03-AL
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This auction is for a new aluminum 3AN dry break quick disconnect and includes both the male and female sides. It is ideal when changing out brake components in a hurry and very light weight.
Note: They will be anodized black as shown or at times we might ship red depending on what is available.
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Sales Tax
We charge 7% sales tax for shipments in Iowa.
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International Buyers:
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Liability / Warranty
All items are sold on a as is basis and there is no warranty expressed or implied. All warranties will be by the manufacturer. Motorsports Warehouse Direct does not accept any warranty as to the fit or quality of the products we sale. No warranty or representation is made as to the products ability to protect user from injury or death. The user shall determine the suitability of this product and assume all risks and responsibility in connection with the use of this product. |
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