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New,..oem For Mopar Big Block Clutch Fork For 1966 To 1974 B And E Bodys. on 2040-parts.com

US $119.95
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Manchester, New Hampshire, United States

Manchester, New Hampshire, United States
Condition:New Brand:MOPAR Manufacturer Part Number:...

NEW,..OEM MOPAR Clutch Fork For 1966 To 1974 B Body's With Big Blocks And 426 HEMI's.  Also Fits 1970 To 1974 Cuda & Challengers With Big Blocks Or HEMI's. Includes New OEM Mopar Clutch Fork Boot. This Is A 2 Piece Kit As Pictured. Aprox 11 Inches Long. Shipped By USPS Signature Required





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