Nos Tru-torque X3608 Drum Brake Wheel Cylinder Repair Kit Ships Free!! on 2040-parts.com
Clayton, North Carolina, United States
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This listing is for a NOS Tru-Torque x3608 Drum Brake Wheel Cylinder Repair Kit that my dad found while cleaning out his shop. The box is a little dirty from storage, but the parts look to be in very nice shape. I am not sure what this fits, possibly Ford F-100. Feel free to contact me with any questions. Free Shipping!!
Attention NC buyers: Sorry but we do have to collect 6.75% sales tax on the item and shipping. |
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