Ford 65 - 73 Front Sway Bay End Link Bushings Polygraphite on 2040-parts.com
Harrington, Delaware, US
This is a set of sway bar end link bushing for Ford front ends. Also used on rear sway bars. They are Polygraphite material. This is harder than the original rubber bushings. They were sold by PST
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