Meritor Sub Kpin 23 King Pin Gasket And Shim Kit Nos on 2040-parts.com
Dickson City, Pennsylvania, United States
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THIS ITEM IS BEING SOLD AS A NEW OLD STOCK ITEM. HAS YET TO BE INSTALLED OR USED. MERITOR PRODUCTS KING PIN END CAP GASKET AND SHIM KIT # SUB KPIN 23 SET INCLUDES WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PHOTOS PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE PURCHASING |
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