1939 Oldsmobile Brake Cable Nors #291 on 2040-parts.com
Salisbury, North Carolina, United States
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NORS Cable cross reference EIS # 291, Rear Brake Cable. Cable Length 68" Conduit length 18 1/2" inches in Box. Payment by Paypal Only.
Fits 1939 Oldsmobile G39 6 Cyl. up to vin #309671.
This is one cable. Application calls for 2. I Have over 4000 NORS and NOS Brake Cables from the 20's thru the 70's. Measurements taken from EIS Catalog. If listed as hand cable that is the front hand lever/or foot activated cable. If listed as center or intermediate cable it is the middle cable. Why mess around with old frozen rusted and stuck brake cables when you can have new! You can't find this stuff at the local auto parts store... These are Direct OEM Replacement parts made in the USA around the time the cars were made. Why mess around with cheap ill fitting foreign crap! These cables were pre stretched at the factory, and will last your lifetime. Do it once and do it right the first time! Have any questions call me 704 213 6846 Bid Now! Or, you could spend a lifetime searching for it again! They aren't making these like this anymore! A word about shipping and handling. Shipping is disclosed in my listing. If you think it is to high please don't bother bidding. On average these cables weigh 2-3 lbs without a box for shipping. It costs money to buy packing tape, printer cartridges and supplies, let alone getting this this stuff to the post office. Again I don't need my feed back slammed so, if you think the PRE DISCLOSED shipping is to much, please don't bother bidding. Feel free to find the cable at the guy who specializes in your make and model and see what they charge for the cable and what they charge for shipping! I also will ship monday-fri the same day you pay! Thanks and good luck! |
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