Moog Ds822 Center Link Ford Lincoln Mercury Ranchero Mk Iv 4 Thunderbird Cougar on 2040-parts.com
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Here is a new old stock Moog DS822 Center Link. Fits all 75-76 Ford Lincoln and Mercury intermediate size models Including Torino Elite Ranchero Thunderbird MK IV Cougar etc.
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Moog k8156 pittman arm 69-72 ford mercury full size galaxie ltd 500 nos manual(US $65.00)
1961 1962 oldsmobile alternate steering tie rod ~ gm part # 583415 ~ ds-634(US $125.00)
1958 pontiac left side tie rod ~ gm part # 5671954(US $95.00)
1961 1962 1963 pontiac tie rod ends ~ gm part # 5676839 ~ 269-2093(US $90.00)
1966-69 amc rambler amx javelin trunnion bearings pair(US $59.00)
Mgb or triumph shock bumper body bushing under hood vintage original part(US $3.77)
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