1958-64 Dodge Truck/58-66 Panel Ebrake Lever on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
Adjustable parking brake lever unit. Same used in all Dodge trucks 1958-64 and panel wagons 1958-66.
Good working order. Color may vary from the one in the photo. E-brake cable also available separately.
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