Fastshaft Crate Carbon Fiber Driveshaft on 2040-parts.com
Swanton, Maryland, United States
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this is a fastshaft carbon fiber driveshaft it is a crate shaft 2inch diameter 38 1/2 long came out of a rocket crate late model every good shape no marks on it and its got new universal joints in it. this was in our second car don't have 10 nights on it total nice condition
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