1938 1939 Chevrolet Nos Emergency Brake Cables on 2040-parts.com
Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, US
here are 2 nos e brake cables that I got from a chevrolet dealership parts department, they were on a shelf covered with dust and had a tag with 1938 1939 written on it, I do not know the part number, they are 31 inches long, look at them, I can take more pics if needed
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