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Chrysler Mopar Adjustable Master Cylinder Push Rod A/b Body New on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Polson, Montana, US

Polson, Montana, US
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Super-Duty heim joint style adjustable push rod fits all Mopar A-bodies and '62-'70 B-bodies equipped with manual brakes. Kit includes mounting bolt and hard to find rubber retaining clip.

Does NOT fit '71-'74 B-bodies and E-bodies.

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