Buy 1967 67 Ford NOS brake adjusting screw kit C7TZ-2041-C one kit in Watson, Louisiana, US, for US $14.95

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New Original Stock, has been stored many years- box shows shelf wear. Pictures are of the actual one to be shipped. Please ask any questions prior to bid or purchase. Thanks for viewing!

Item offered is (one) Ford brake adjusting screw. Please it is the buyer's responsibility to make sure of compatibility and correctness for their needs.

Part number C7TZ-2041-C. Note: offer is for only what is pictured, there are no additional parts/pieces.

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