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Friction Shock,spring Brake,accessory Shock Absorber,wahl,1922,1924,ford,chevy on 2040-parts.com

US $45.00
Location:

Madera, California, US

Madera, California, US
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AUCTION IS FOR ONE,THE WAHL CO.,friction shock, case marked spring brake made by the wahl co. chigago usa pat. pend. not sure IF ANY PARTS ARE MISSING PLEASE LOOK AT PICTURES.   Housing and bracket in nice condition.was told they go to a ford model a or ford model t , but not sure.WILL BE LISTING MORE GREAT DEALES PLEASE CHECK MY OTHER AUCTIONS AND CHECK BACK SOON.THANK YOU

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