1961 Ford Center Drag Link 1962 1963 1965 1966 F-500 F-600 Nos Ford C1tt 3304-m on 2040-parts.com
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New Old Stock Genuine FORD F-500 F-600 Drag Link / Center Link Assembly New. Never Installed. Original Ford Quality U.S.A. Made. Ford Part # C1TT-3304-M Replaces Ford Part # C1TT-3304-E R80-3309 B80-3134A Still has original Ford sticker on it. 14 1/2 inches center to center 3/4'' dia. Fits:
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