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1955 Ford Thunderbird Brake Arm Assembly on 2040-parts.com

US $75.00
Location:

Sacramento, California, United States

Sacramento, California, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Ford Warranty:No

1955 FORD THUNDERBIRD BRAKE ARM ASSEMBLY
I was told this is for an automatic.
The plastic pad is a little worn on one side.  There is some rust.

I know very little about vintage car parts.  I have done research online to identify each item before I list it 
and the original owner left a few notes.  I believe that the items are what I list them as. 
If I have made a mistake please email me.
Please view the pictures on a computer screen and not on a phone, so that you can truly appreciate the condition 
of the items.
The person who willed them to me bought almost everything to restore a 55' T-bird but never completed his dream.
I have a large quantity of parts I will be listing in the next few weeks as I am able to go through everything.
If you have something you are looking for just email and I can check to see if I have it.
If you would like more pictures or have any questions please let me know.
Thank you for looking.
SOLD AS IS. 

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