Ford Clutch Lever Release Dust Boot 390 427 428 Galaxie Mustang Fairlane Torino on 2040-parts.com
Signal Hill, California, US
Reproduction clutch lever dust boot, replaces Ford# C6OZ-7513-A
66-71 Fairlane, Torino-390/427/428
67-70 Mustang-390/427/428
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