Wilwood Flexline Brake Hose Kit - DOT Approved - 18 in -3 AN Straight Inlet -3 AN Straight Outlet - Ford Mustang 1970-73 TK12414 and offer long-range product availability Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Wilwood Flexline Brake Hose Kit - DOT Approved - 18 in -3 AN Straight Inlet -3 AN Straight Outlet - Ford Mustang 1970-73 TK12414 and offer long-range product availability Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 11966254496
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Wilwood Flexline Brake Hose Kit DOT Approved 18 in 3 AN Straight Inlet 3 AN Straight Outlet Ford Mustang 1970 73 TK12414 and offer long range product availability Size:7 1 2 (60) and offer long range product availability as well as lifetime serviceability 45 amp alternator valves and brake lines Fittings Hardware

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