New Avanti Right Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder Late 1971-85 # 800340 on 2040-parts.com
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Drums & Hardware for Sale
- New studebaker flexible brake hose copper gasket .448" i.d. 1935-64 # 185166(US $1.48)
- New avanti left rear brake wheel cylinder late 1971-85 # 800341(US $21.99)
- New studebaker master cylinder filler plug gasket 1941-64 # 196562(US $2.60)
- New studebaker rear brake wheel cylinder 1954-66 v-8 cars # 535586(US $43.99)
- New studebaker flexible brake hose copper gasket .390" i.d. 1939-64 # 195569(US $1.48)
- Dorman hw7246 drum brake hardware kit(US $23.18)
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