Renault R10 & Caravelle S 1962+ Nos Qh Brand Upper Ball Joints (qty 2) Qsj227 on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Ohio, US
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Two new old stock QH brand upper ball joints, part number QSJ227 or factory # 996006600. These fit:
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