Model A Ford Emergency Hand Brake Cross Rod Support Bracket On Frame Crossmember on 2040-parts.com
Redwood City, California, US
Here's a used Model A emergency brake cross rod support bracket that's in good shape and is being sold as is. It bolts to the middle crossmember and acts as a pivot support for the cross rod right next to where the operating rod from the emergency brake handle attaches.
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