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Original 1949 1950 Olds Spindles 49 50 Oldsmobile Suspension Rat Hot Rod Gasser on 2040-parts.com

US $45.00
Location:

La Canada Flintridge, California, United States

La Canada Flintridge, California, United States
Matching pair in good used condition
Brand:OLDSMOBILE Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front Manufacturer Part Number:1950 Warranty:No Interchange Part Number:1949 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Other Part Number:SPINDLES

ORIGINAL PAIR  of 49 50 Oldsmobile SPINDLES WITH CONNECTING ARMS.  Good used condition.     NO RESERVE   QUESTIONS ??  CALL 818 790 1932   REGARDING SHIPPING, I will get you the best possible shipping quote.  No special fees.  No up charge.  Just let me know your zip code.  

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