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Wanted Any 57 approx Healey guys know what this axle is? MOWOG atc7215.s

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I'm restoring an old 1957 1006 Healey
and have noticed the back left axle is has the letter MOWOG atc 7215 s?

Anyone know where I can get a replacement, seems slightly bent.


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All 6 cylinder Healey axles are the same so you can use one from a BN4 thru BJ8. I have several but I'm in the US and the shipping would be too much, you should be able to find one locally.
 
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