65 66 Ford Mustang Parking Brake Handle on 2040-parts.com
Signal Hill, California, US
Reproduction parking brake handle
65-66 Mustang
Can be used on 60-65 Falcons or 62-65 Fairlanes,
but won't be straight when parking brake is disengaged.
This can be remedied by drilling a new hole in shaft.
Very good quality, metal insert. Mounting pin included.
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