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1957 Ford 9 Inch Rear on 2040-parts.com

US $2,000.00
Location:

Olney, Maryland, US

Olney, Maryland, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:FORD

1957 Ford 9 Inch Rear with drum brakes set up for 1932 Ford Roadster. 

Coil-overs, So-Cal polished stainless ladder bars, 32 splined axles, 4:11 posi E-T aluminum finned cover, emergency brake cables, drain plug.
Painted with Glasurit satin black urethane. Complete, ready to bolt in. Won't be disappointed. 

IF INTERESTED OR HAVE QUESTIONS, CALL: (240) 372-4485.

LOCAL PICK-UP ONLY. 

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