Truck Driveshaft Center Support (3) Lot Gm Ford Dodge Large Truck on 2040-parts.com
Alsip, Illinois, United States
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We are selling a (3) lot of NEW driveshaft center supports in boxes. You will get all three. (1) 88508 (Dorman 662-016) with 2-1/2 inside diameter & (2) 88508A (Dorman 662-025) with 2-1/4 inside diameter. We believe these are for 1-1/2 ton & larger trucks.
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