1960-71 Ford Set Of 2 - 2 1/2" Spring Rear Spring Clamp Kits Nos #c4dz-5724-a on 2040-parts.com
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2 - REAR SPRING CLAMP KITS NOS 2 1/2" SPRING
FOMOCO PART #C4DZ-5724-A APPEARS TO FIT 1960-64 GALAXIE, 1961-66 T-BIRD, 1964-70 FALCON, 1967-71 FAIRLANE, 1967-70 MUSTANG, 1970 AND LATER PINTOS AND MAVERICKS MAKE SURE THIS PART FITS YOUR APPLICATION. I WILL ACCEPT RETURNS, BUT BUYER PAYS ALL SHIPPING FEES. (BS2-3) |
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