Dana 60 Front Steering Arm 77-91 Gm Trucks Stock on 2040-parts.com
Longview, Texas, US
One Dana 60 front Steering Arm from a Chevy single wheel truck May/should fit other years great condition and no damaged like most that have been cut. Cleaned and ready to install. The Arm will be shipped USPS listing is for only (1) one Arm. pictures are of the one that will be shipped. Thanks for looking Buyer pays all shipping Winning Bidder is asked to make full payment within 3 Days from end of auction
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