Ford 80s Mustang Brake Pad Set Ford Factory Rebuilt on 2040-parts.com
Douglas, Alabama, US
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this listing is for a set of factory rebuilt original FORD brake pads part number E3ZZ-2018-A i don't have a listing for this item and can't be sure of exact application other than i think for a 80s (may be 83,86) MUSTANG this set is factory rebuilt ford parts. (SEE PHOTO) see shipping options to calculate shipping in the U.S., or INTERNATIONALLY my return policy is satisfaction guaranteed or money back less shipping when returned. good luck and thank you donnie |
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