1967 1968 Emergency Parking Brake Cable. New on 2040-parts.com
Middletown, Ohio, US
Reproduction 1967 1968 camaro emergency parking brake cable. Brand new. 88" long. Leftover from my restoration project. Check out my other auctions for more leftover parts. Ships via USPS Priority mail. Thanks. 67 68
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