NOS 76 VEGA COSWORTH MONZA MANUAL TRANSMISSION FRONT GEAR NEEDLE BEARING 361123

Description

Item description
The item you are bidding on is a New Old Stock never installed GM Manual Transmission Counter-shaft front Needle Bearing that fits 1 year only 1976 Chevy Vega, GT, Cosworth and Monza. The book says 4 and 5 speed, I did not know they put 5 speeds into cars then. It is still in the original old wrapper and seems to be in great condition, covered with grease from the factory. The last picture is from my Original Chevy Parts Catalog so you can see the fitment for yourself. Feel safe buying from a reputable seller, over 22 years and 10,000 plus feedback's, thank you for your consideration, and as always FREE shipping, thanks Paul. This is a Dutch auction meaning while supplies last you can buy more than one and save money.
Part # 361123       Group # 4.422
We will be selling vintage NOS, OEM and early pull out N.O.S. parts mostly GM and Corvette parts from 1930’ to the 1980’s. We have bought a huge inventories of these parts and will be listing new auctions every week.We will do our best to honestly and accurately describe all parts, we do appreciate your input as well. Please ask any questions before bidding, we will answer most emails within 24 hours. We will ship around the world just use the shipping calculator for your price, some auctions will require special packing and we will pass that price along as well.
Ebay store
We will be adding parts to our Ebay store weekly as well. To use it simply click on the the Blue door icon to the right of our feedback score, that will open a box to the right, then type in your year (example 1967 or 67 Corvette) and it will bring up all the parts we have identified for your car.
Additional info
I will ship most trim and moldings in PVC pipe, (.00-10.00 extra) I can ship in a box at your risk. If you do not get an email reply from us please check your spam file first. You get all and only what you see in the pictures, expect nothing else.I look forward to doing business with you, thanks Paul.
Box 114, 8-2-22, Dutch auction