Swift 50mm Axle Direct Replacement For Crg T2 Shifter Karts, Hard Axt050t2 on 2040-parts.com
Garden City, Idaho, United States
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SWIFT 50mm AXLE CRG T2, Hard axle for Shifter Karts. This listing is for a new T2 axle only. Be sure to check out our eBay Store and visit our complete website! eshifterkart.com We stock the items we sell on eBay! We normally ship same-day Tues. thru Thurs. - Fridays you may catch us at the Race Track New in package parts. Our products and kart racing parts are shipped as described. We do not accept returns so please be sure of your order. It is the buyers responsibility to check for fitment, size correct year or brand for the application. (We will combine shipping on multiple items.) If you purchase more than one item or part, please wait for us to send you an Invoice with the combined shipping, We have no way to combine Paid orders! Please see Shipping details for options. |
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