67 68 Mustang Brake Pedal For Standard Transmisson Or 4 Speed on 2040-parts.com
Boerne, Texas, US
Here we have a brake pedal for a 67 68 mustang wirh a standard transmission. This brake pedal is also for standard drum brakes (will not work with power disc brakes) The pedal have been blasted clean and is ready to install. The pedal is also as is. Thanks for looking
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