1 Pair Of Original 1932 Ford Throttle / Pedal Linkage on 2040-parts.com
Hatboro, Pennsylvania, United States
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Original!! Used 1932 Ford Throttle/Pedal Linkage. Perfect for your period correct car! See my other auctions!
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