1969 Camaro Parking Brake Assembly With Pedal And Pad 1968 1967 67-69 Chevy on 2040-parts.com
Deerfield Beach, Florida, US
I have a used OEM Camaro parking brake assembly from a 1969 Camaro. This pedal assembly should fit all 67-69 Camaros and possibly other cars as well. This is in great condition. I have several other Camaro parts as well please see other auctions.
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