1979 International Ih Scout Ii Emergency Brake Cable on 2040-parts.com
Wasilla, Alaska, US
You are bidding on an emergency brake cable removed from a 1979 IH Scout II. It will work on other years as well. This is a stock length piece roughly 63 inches long. It is in good working condition and has no major damage to the covering. The cable goes in and out good still. Includes a mounting bolts and clip. Shipping in the USA is $12.55 and my preferred form of payment is Paypal.
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