Harley Davidson, Columbia Par Car, Ez Go Golf Cart Brake Assembly, L & R on 2040-parts.com
Lexington, South Carolina, United States
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For sale are 2 new brake assemblies, left and right for a Harley Davidson, Columbia Par Car, or possibly EZ-GO Golf Cart. The inside of the drums have some light surface rust from storage. Not sure of all applications and will be sold as is. I have other items listed and will combine shipping. |
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