Steering Stabilizer 1953 54 55 56 57 58 Ford F100 Rat Rod Hot Rod on 2040-parts.com
Hazlehurst, Georgia, US
FOR SALE IS A STEERING STABILIZER THAT FITS 53 FORD F100 WITH THE STRAIGHT AXLE , THE SHOCK IS NEW THE BRACKETS ARE USED AS IS THE HARDWARE , I REMOVED THIS FROM MY 53 F100 TRUCK WHEN I WENT TO A DIFFERENT FRONT END . IT SHOULD FIT OTHER YEAR TRUCKS TOO , IF SHIPPING IS LESS I WILL REFUND THE DIFFERENCE . THANKS FOR LOOKING .
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