1971 72 73 Ford Pinto Nors Rear Brake Shoes (ex Sta Wag)-9 X 1 3/4 #356 on 2040-parts.com
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1961-72 ford station wagon front brake shoes complete '#265-11 1/32 x 3 in.(US $22.50)
Vintage 1949--64 oldsmobile- 88 98 -- rear brake shoes--11 x 2 in. #11(US $25.00)
1965-72 dart-cuda-duster v8 front brake shoes #306-10 x 2 1/4--8 cyl(US $30.00)
1964 - 72 buick special (exc-sw) front brake shoes #246- 9 1/2 x 2 1/2-(US $17.50)
1951-58 chevrolet - all- front brake shoes -11 x 2 in. #11--1955,1956,1957(US $27.50)
1940-51 buick - 60,70,71,76s, 76c- front or rear brake shoes set # 197-12x21/4(US $30.00)
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