Steering Arm T Bucket Hot Rat Rod For 1937-41 Ford Spindles Round Bolt On on 2040-parts.com
Foxboro, Massachusetts, US
This is an aftermarket bolt on steering arm to fit early ford spindles from 1937-41 round style.It is steel and just over 5/8" thick with a tapered tie rod hole. It is in nice shape. Being sold as pictured. See pics., ask questions. Thanks
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