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Amc Rambler Nash Connecting Rod Bearings Lot Of Three Sets! Nors! 1941-1965 on 2040-parts.com

US $29.00
Location:

Applegate, California, United States

Applegate, California, United States
Condition:New other (see details)

You are welcome to bid on this lot of three sets of vintage NORS connecting rod bearings. They have been sitting on a shelf for many years in their original TRW packaging. My understanding is they will fit many Rambler and Nash cars 1941-1965 with 172, 184 AND 196 six cylinder engines. The lot consists of two sets of .010" undersize and one set of .002" undersize. These are getting harder to find these days. Low BIN price or best offer. Will ship to 48 states USPS priority for $4.95 - A great deal! BIN reduced to $29.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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