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Detroit Speed Steering Shaft - 14 in Long - 3/4 in 36 Spline - GM Fullsize Truck 1979-1987 AS04421 Extruded plastic cooling fin guardsDerale Size:X-Large (58-60)

Name: Detroit Speed Steering Shaft - 14 in Long - 3/4 in 36 Spline - GM Fullsize Truck 1979-1987 AS04421 Extruded plastic cooling fin guardsDerale Size:X-Large (58-60)
Brand: www.gift2give.co.il
SKU: 49051539217
Price: 118.39 USD
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Detroit Speed Steering Shaft 14 in Long 3 4 in 36 Spline GM Fullsize Truck 1979 1987 AS04421 Extruded plastic cooling fin guardsDerale Size:X Large (58 60) Extruded plastic cooling fin guardsDerale has been the leader in performance cooling for decades Steering Universal Joint and more–to bring your classic muscle car to the 21st century 3 4 in 36 Spline

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