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1928-29 Ford Model A Fender Brace, Front
1928-29 Ford Model A Fender Brace, Front
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1928-29 Ford Model A Fender Brace, Front
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Material Thickness:
.10"
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
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These front fender braces are for 1928-29 Model A Ford's and are made from heavy 14 gauge formed steel. They can be bolted or rivited on and will fit either left or right side.
- heavy 14 gauge formed steel
- fits either left or right side
- bolted or rivited on
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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