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Reading, Pennsylvania, US
HERE I HAVE A NEW BRAKE DRUM FOR A COMMERCIAL TRUCK DONT KNOW EXACTLY WHAT IT FITS,SOME SURFACE RUST MY MECHANIC SAID IT WILL CLEAN RIGHT UP GUNITE PART NUMBER 1670176C1 MAX DIAM.16.620 3647
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