Accufab 80mm Throttle Body Cable Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Nokesville, Virginia, US
This is a new Accufab 80MM Throttle body cable bracket for Mustang 5.0 1986 - 1993. It was purchased new, installed on the car to do a carb to fuel injection swap and never completed. It could stand a little more polishing, but otherwise it is in new condition. New ones sell on Accufab's web site for $49.99.
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