Buy 97 96-98 FORD MUSTANG GT 4.6L REAR BRAKE LINE HOLD DOWN BRACKET in United States, United States, for US $12.99

Condition:Used Manufacturer Part Number:OEM Brand:FORD

YOU ARE BIDDING ON A REAR BRAKE LINE HOLD DOWN BRACKET THAT CAME FROM A 1997 FORD MUSTANG GT 4.6L CONVERTIBLE. THIS PART MAY ALSO FIT ON MOST 1994-1998 FORD MUSTANG GT 4.6L. ITEM IS IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION WITH SOME WEAR. PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT THE PICTURES FOR MORE INFORMATION. ITEM IS SOLD AS PICTURED. PLEASE CONSULT WITH LOCAL FORD PARTS DEALER FOR COMPATABILITY

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We are Family Owned & Operated and have been in business for over 10 years. We pride ourselves on our quality products and customer service. We are a trusted eBay seller with an excellent reputation. We encourage you to contact us via. email if you have any questions on the product. Our terms and policies may seem firm, but we want to ensure you have a positive shopping experience. If at any time, you have a negative experience with our company, please email us directly and we will try to make it right. When you are satisfied with the item and/or service, our policy is for you to leave a good feedback and we will return the good feedback to you. Due to the high volume of products, we are not able to list all items. If there is an item that you need please email us with a description and/or part number and we will find it for you. THANK YOU and Happy Bidding!! WHEN YOU BID ON ITEM, IT IS CONSIDERED BUYERS' ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE CONFIRMATION OF YOUR AGREEMENT TO ALL LISTED TERMS AND POLICIES, THIS IS CONSIDERED TO BE LEGAL AND BINDING TO BOTH BUYER AND SELLER.

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