Vw Torque Converter 003 010 68 - 91 Yr Vanagon Bus Type 3 Type 4 Bus Rebuildable on 2040-parts.com
Hesperia, California, United States
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VW Torque converter used from 68 - 91 yr in the vanagon, bus type 4 type 3 , this needs to be flushed out real good its got some dirt in it, from being stored outside in a vw bus $99 shipped guaranteed rebuildable or another shipped or a refund. have about 5 to sell |
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