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Win 8519 - Winters Quick Change Gears 5.78 Ump, Imca, Late Model on 2040-parts.com

US $63.95
Location:

Washington, West Virginia, United States

Washington, West Virginia, United States
WIN 8519 - Winters Quick Change Gears 5.78     UMP, IMCA, Late Model, US $63.95, image 1
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:8519 Brand:Winters UPC:Does not apply

WIN 8519 - Winters Quick Change Gears 5.78    Ratios listed are with 4.86 Ring and Pinion... Pay 10.95 shipping for the first set and purchase anymore sets and there will be no additional freight charge.. Just request a total before paying and I will invoice you with the correct freight.. . .We have recently bought out a small speed shop with alot of  items.. we will be listing these over the next few weeks.  Add our store for upcoming specials and listings......shipping is for the cont. usa. .. .Thanks for looking

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