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1967 1968 1970 1971 1972 Ford Truck F100 F250 Brake Pedal Assembly Automatic on 2040-parts.com

US $69.99
Location:

Lynn Haven, Florida, United States

Lynn Haven, Florida, United States
Good condition, no defects or damage noted. 100% complete assembly.
Surface Finish:OEM steel Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Warranty:No Part Brand:Ford Motor Company

1969  FORD TRUCK F100 F250 BRAKE PEDAL ASSEMBLY FOR AUTOMATIC

Dated 4-22-69

This part came from my 1969 Ford F100 Custom Cab Pick-Up.  It is 100% complete with firewall bolts and brake light switch.  Great undamaged condition.  This part should fit the earlier F100 and F250 (maybe F350 and Bronco) trucks from 1967 - 1972.  Bushings are in good shape, the pedal was removed for shipping and bushing inspection.

Other years and trucks possible too.  Please look at the photos carefully to determine if this part is what you need.

Honest seller, all parts are guaranteed to be as described.  Like everything I sell, I'll stand behind these parts if you don't think it is represented accurately.  Full payment must be made within 3-business days.

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