1932 Ford V8 Gas Pedal Asm. Orignal Ford Part Nice 32 Ford Goodies!! on 2040-parts.com
Cocoa Beach, Florida, US
This is a nice Orignal 32 Ford Gas Pedal Asm. I believe its for a V8. Ford Part, All the moving parts are free, spring looks good. Someone told me you can never have too many of these, Ask questions before bidding, 10.00 to ship to the lower 48. I will not ship overseas, thank you for looking.
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