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Jba 1752- T5 Crossmember on 2040-parts.com

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Houston, Texas, US

Houston, Texas, US
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JBA 1752- T-5 Cross-member for 65-66 Mustang t5 swap. Bought this for my 66 Fastback project to fit with JBA headers. However, it does not have the parking brake bracket so I can't use this. New, was bolted to frame for a short time. Has never been bolted to a transmission. Comes with frame bolts. These sell new for 170-200 bucks. 

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