Lincoln Blackwood E-brake Release F75z-2783-ba on 2040-parts.com
Sandy Hook, Connecticut, United States
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For Sale is an Emergency Brake Release Handle for a Lincoln Blackwood pickup. This part is New, Old-Stock in the original package. The Blackwood was made for two years (2002-03) and most of the parts are obsolete from Ford. If you need an emergency brake handle, buy this before it is gone.
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