Fox Mustang Steering Rack And Pinion 87 - 93 5.0 Gt With Tie Rod Ends on 2040-parts.com
Burlington, Wisconsin, US
87 Mustang Steering rack. This rack should fit any year Fox mustang from 1979 through 1993.
This rack was removed from my 87 mustang. Car has always been cared for and garage kept and has never seen snow. Includes the inner and outer tie rod ends. There is nothing wrong with this rack…it works great with no flat spots. It is now removed from K-member and if you would like to see better pictures I can take some more and upload them I just haven't done that yet. The K-member is currently listed in one of my other listings if you are interested. I have LOTS of FOX mustang parts...ask me...there's a good chance I have it.
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