Model A (?) Emergency Brake Levers (pair) on 2040-parts.com
Citrus Heights, California, US
You are bidding on what I believe to be a pair of Ford model A emergency brake levers. In the photos, the lever on the right id marked,
on the clamping end, A-2341 on one side and "RH" on the other. The lever on the left side has no markings that I can see. They appear
to be the same as part numbers A-2643 and A-2642. If anybody has a correction to the above, please let me know
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