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Model T Ford Rear Spring Hangers == Speedster, Shock Mounts ??? 1909-27 on 2040-parts.com

US $19.32
Location:

Ridgefield, Connecticut, US

Ridgefield, Connecticut, US
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Not sure what these are, guy I got them from took them off a T axle years ago. They would raise the rear compaired to a stock 09-25 bracket shown in photo 3 so i'm thinging they were part of an aftermarket shock absouber setup. Two brackets and one nut and bolt, the stock bracket is not in the auction, just there to show the differance. Postage and handling will add $6.00 in the USA, happy to ship overseas just email me before you bid for postage rate. Sale helps fund my Roadster project, please check my other listings.

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