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FRONT DISC BRAKE SUBFRAME FROM A 74-81 CAMARO/FIREBIRD/TRANS AM. COMES AS SHOWN COMPLETE MINUS STEERING BOX. ALL THE SPINDLES AND DISC BRAKES ARE INCLUDED BUT SHOULD BE GONE THROUGH BEFORE SEEING ROAD USE. THESE WORK EXCELLENT FOR HOT RODS AND RAT RODS...
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