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1932 Ford Rear Spreader Bar Spacer Shims, 1/8 Inch
1932 Ford Rear Spreader Bar Spacer Shims, 1/8 Inch
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1932 Ford Rear Spreader Bar Spacer Shims, 1/8 Inch
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Overall Length:
4.17"
Overall Width:
2.41"
Centerline of Holes:
2.93"
Material Thickness:
.13"
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
Sold in Quantity:
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These 1/8" thick spacers allow you to shim your rear spreader bar to propery fit between your aftermarket 1932 Ford rear frame horns. Steel cross bar shims are sold as a pair.
Note: Spacers are already on an original frame. If you have an aftermarket frame, you will need this spacer kit.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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