Corvette Rear Brake Hose 1963-1971 on 2040-parts.com
Westchester, NY, US
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Contact us for any of your future parts needs We have a huge inventory of parts covering 1930's-2005 Domestic, foreign, light and heavy duty truck Brakes, front end parts, clutch parts and much more (914) 737-1980 This is a pair on new production rear brake hoses that fit 1963-1971 Chevy Corvette. These are manufactured in the USA. This is a great item to purchase for a current or future brake restoration. |
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