Raybestos Advance Technology Semi-metallic Brake Pads on 2040-parts.com
Quitman, Arkansas, US
Brand new, unopened in the original box, set of front brake pads for 2004-2011 Ford F-150. If you cross reference with JC Whitney they probably will fit Expedition/Lincoln Truck as well, I did not verify that, I do know they are the correct ones for my late model(2006) F-150 Supercrew. Price new was $68.92 from JC Whitney+shipping. Buy it Now and I ship for Free.
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