Mopar Oem Dodge Challenger Brake Or Fuel Line Protector Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Hammonton, New Jersey, US
Mopar OEM Dodge Challenger Brake or Fuel Line Protector Bracket. Not sure which. The bracket typically goes in the wheel well area and protects the line from debris hitting it. Powdercoated black. Fits many Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth cars. Check your application before bidding.
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