54-55-56 Ford & Tbird 3"dropped Spindles W/wilwood Brake on 2040-parts.com
Grove, Oklahoma, United States
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Fat Man Fabrication 3" Dropped spindles with Wilwood brakes - 11" Granada rotors. These
came on my 56 Ford when I bought it. It was to low for me so I changed them out. In good condition. Any questions call Don (918) 801-3016. Both weight w/pallet 100lbs. Located Fairland Ok. 74343 |
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