Ford 9" 4.22 Ratio Ring And Pinion Rear End Gear Nine Inch on 2040-parts.com
Clinton, Tennessee, United States
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We have a used 4.22 Richmond Nascar gear.It's from a major Nascar gear shop.It has been used for 1 300 mile race or less.We have several ratios available.We would prefer buyers to come in person to inspect and choose.These are for sale on site.Cash pricing is lower.
Call Jerry 856-250-7985 or Archie 865-250-7164 7am-7pm.Check our other auctions for new and used Nascar,Sb-2 SB2,Chevrolet parts,etc.All of our parts are guaranteed to be as described or better!
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