Panhard Bar Mount Ford 9 3rd Member Latemodel Modified Dirt Imca Nascar Race Car on 2040-parts.com
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
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URBINE PERFORMANCE ENGINEERING (UB) panhard mount made to go with a Ford 9" third member center section. It is used but in very good condition, no damaged threads or elongated holes. It came attached to Ford 9" Mark Williams 3rd member center section I bought and I don't need it. Comes with 7/16" threaded mounting studs for attaching to Mark Williams housing. The plate has two different size mounting holes, plate to Ford housing. I believe the OEM Ford 9" uses 3/8" bolts to attach pinion housing.
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