Carter Kart Brake Cable on 2040-parts.com
West Palm Beach, Florida, US
CARTER KART BRAKE CABLE NO. LENGTH -CABLE PIN TO PIN 58" INCHES, CASE LENGTH END TO END 50 1/2 INCHES BRAND NEW SOLD AS IS BUT VERY HARD TO FIND AND WORTH THE PRICE THANKS ANY QUESTIONS 561-478-8392
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