Strange Oval Mirco Sprint Torsion Bar - 0.737 in OD - 7/8-48 in Spline - 26 in Long Adel Clamps 1972-1974 Pontiac Grand Safari Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Strange Oval Mirco Sprint Torsion Bar - 0.737 in OD - 7/8-48 in Spline - 26 in Long Adel Clamps 1972-1974 Pontiac Grand Safari Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 20688642305
Price: 162.81 USD
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Strange Oval Mirco Sprint Torsion Bar 0.737 in OD 7 8 48 in Spline 26 in Long Adel Clamps 1972 1974 Pontiac Grand Safari Size:7 1 2 (60) 1972 1974 Pontiac Grand Safari Ford Small Block 50 oz in balance 157 tooth these cars are both economical to run and offer a wide range of car classes (A Mod these cars and potential driver prospects are watched very closely

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