1955-57 Ford Thunderbird Clutch Alignment Tool on 2040-parts.com
Morrice, Michigan, US
up for bids is one used clutch alignment tool. will fit 1955-57 thunderbird. this tool is a must have when replacing the clutch in your tbird. it will save lots of time trying to line up the clutch.
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