1968,1969 Ford Mustang Tilt Away Steering Vacuum Actuator on 2040-parts.com
Glendora, California, US
For sale is an original 1969 Ford Tilt away steering vacuum acuator. This piece is in great condition and has been bench tested and works great. Plastic nipples, wiriing and housing in great shape. Original ford markings are still intact.
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